November 22, 2005
Welcome to this week's edition of Desktop Video News. This week, we look at the top 7 video editing programs for beginners, as well as some fundamentals of camera movement. You can also find a review of Adobe Premiere Elements software. Enjoy the newsletter!
Featured Articles
Top 7 Video Editing Software Programs for BeginnersVideo editing software allows you to add special effects to a movie you've captured. If you want to add titles to that wedding you taped, or remove unwanted scenes from your son's birthday party movie, you can do it with a video editing program ... read more
The Fundamentals of Camera Movement
Video camera movement is used for many purposes. It may be used to make an object appear to be bigger or smaller. It may be used to make things blurred, scary, or just different. Camera movement techniques are often used, however, to tell a story ... read more
Adobe Premiere Elements Video Editing Software
If you're been in video editing for some time, you'll be familiar with video editing software packages from Adobe Systems. Adobe has traditionally been operating in the professional video editing genre, with its flagship Adobe Premiere product ... read more
More Topics
Plan your desktop video production
How to capture video into your computer
Share your videos with others
Top 5 DVD burners
Burn VCD discs using Nero Burning ROM
For more articles, be sure to visit Desktop-Video-Guide.com.
Convert Your Digital Photos to VCD or DVD Format
Want a convenient way of sharing your digital photos? By converting them to VCD or DVD format, you can view the photos as a slideshow on the TV.
A great tool for doing this is Ulead CD & DVD PictureShow - it comes complete with themed photo slideshow templates, as well as options for adding music, transitions, captions, narration and other stunning video effects. Do check it out!