Read the review: Adobe Premiere Elements 7 and Photoshop Elements 7įor this roundup, I looked at the Windows versions of three free desktop programs (Avidemux, Wax and Windows Live Movie Maker) and at a Web-based editor (Ja圜ut). But if you’re really strapped for cash, there are a number of free tools out there that can do the job quite nicely.

If you only want to do occasional editing for YouTube videos, there are some inexpensive applications available, such as Adobe Premiere Elements ($80), Pinnacle Studio HD ($50) and Sony Movie Studio HD ($40). Working with professional-level video editing software such as Adobe Premiere Pro can cost a good deal and also means a very steep learning curve. Assembling the random footage into something watchable can be a whole other matter.

Shooting footage with a video camera is easy.

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