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Posted by doc on 04/04/06 21:15
on the other hand, is Nappy the only one that is right? we produce
television shows using Pinnacle Liquid, Avid Liquid, and Avid Xpress Pro.
just because one person says something is good, doesn't mean it's good . .
just good for that one person. survey and find out. for us, Pinnacle
Studio 9 was a disaster but everything else from Pinnacle was and is great!
on the other hand, Premier Pro and Elements was a disaster to us also. so,
get the facts and try it out for your self.
for me, if i wanted a simple easy to use program which seems to be pretty
darn good, it's Ulead's Video Studio for under a 100 bux. not bad in my
book, simple, low cost, and effective.
drd
"Bob Ford" <imagesinmotion@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:6m8532hpl2rd9ji68gln5it06pnd93eh5v@4ax.com...
> On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 12:09:52 GMT, "Lionhardht"
> <thepride1@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>>After several bad experiences, I am looking for a good, but cheap,
>>entry-level, video editing program. I would like it to do
>>chromateen/green
>>screen,split screen, double exposure and if possible, frame by frame
>>photo-type editing/correction(red-eye,drawing, etc). It doesn't have to
>>perform like Star Wars-The Clone Wars (that would be fantastic). It
>>should
>>be, at least, on the level of Star Trek-The Original Series.
>>
>>Lion
>>
> From some of the discussions on this group it seems to me that if you
> are looking for a PC based editing program, you should consider Adobe
> Premiere Elements.
>
> You can buy it asPremiere Elements 2.0 bundled with Photoshop
> elements 4.0 for retail $150.00 and it has a $30.00 rebate from Adobe.
>
> Based on Nappy's comments, I would avoid Pinnacle like the plague :-)
> Bob Ford
> Images In Motion
> www.imagesinmotion.com
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