Video Editing - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Aaron · 06-16-2011, 08:50 AM

I use Adobe Premiere Elements with my GoPro HD video...

Adobe Premiere Elements

It's cheap ($80 after a mail-in rebate) and has the functions I need. Saves are relatively quick, easy drag and drop video and music (no multiple steps to begin working on your video), and lots of built in functions. And if you're familiar with the Adobe products (illustrator, photoshop, etc.) and like them, it's a really easy transfer into Premiere Elements as much of the functioning is the same (e.g. same tools and icons that do the same things and are found in similar places). I use illustrator and photoshop a lot with work and that experience eased the learning curve a bit. Here is a dive video I put together with PE for my wife's first grade class...taken with GoPro at r5 in an eyeofmine housing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QknKfQcKzc

06-16-2011, 08:50 AM	#9
Aaron Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 175	I use Adobe Premiere Elements with my GoPro HD video... Adobe Premiere Elements It's cheap ($80 after a mail-in rebate) and has the functions I need. Saves are relatively quick, easy drag and drop video and music (no multiple steps to begin working on your video), and lots of built in functions. And if you're familiar with the Adobe products (illustrator, photoshop, etc.) and like them, it's a really easy transfer into Premiere Elements as much of the functioning is the same (e.g. same tools and icons that do the same things and are found in similar places). I use illustrator and photoshop a lot with work and that experience eased the learning curve a bit. Here is a dive video I put together with PE for my wife's first grade class...taken with GoPro at r5 in an eyeofmine housing... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QknKfQcKzc