On 03/12/2012 3:32 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Hello Esther,
>
> Congratulations on joining the ranks of Video Editors.

Thank you, Kelvin!


> 1/ Your camera is a great one. From extreme close up to zoom. I have one, and 
> in company with a DSLR I seem to have all bases covered.

I have a very good dSLR as well, with the capability of taking video. 
But the VIXIA beats the camera easily!

> Perhaps the effective difference between Elements and pro, is that the first 
> tends to think for you (and does it well), whereas the most of us on this 
> forum using Prem Pro are stubborn enough to want to tell the program what to 
> do ....and make all the mistakes for ourselves.

And I am stubborn enough to not want to continuously deal with zooming 
in and out, with a different transition between each scene or with all 
sorts of fancy add-ons. I like things simple.
The wedding video I was making for our son, was finished this afternoon 
and burned to a DVD. I'm happy with the visual part of it, just have to 
try and tone down the background noise some in a few places.
I used only one transition between clips, additive dissolve. Each 
"chapter" begins with a still that zooms in.
That's it. Played it on the television, and except for some of the 
sound, I am happy with it. My son better be, too!
> 3/ An up to date and powerful computer is essential for your enjoyment or 
> frustrations will occur. Editing is the biggest soaker-up of computer 
> ‘grunt’.. As someone pointed out.

My computer was purchased after I had Premiere Elements and found it a 
pain-you-know-where to work on my XP machine. It's now on a Win7 and 
with 8GB memory and a TB hard drive, it works great. Can't remember the 
other specs offhand, but think the processor is i-7 or something like that.
> 4/  I am up to 7 G-grandkids ( to 10 years of age.) So a lot older than 
> you....Therefore you have many years of  film making enjoyment/frustration 
> ahead of you.

May catch up with you.... Our oldest granddaughter is getting married in 
August ;-)

Esther



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