Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

Hello Larry, You might take a look at Corel VideoStudio X2 or Adobe Premier Elements - I believe both have trial versions and both are pretty reasonably priced. I have come to settle on VideoStudio (formerly Ulead product), but both are rather nice and easy to work with. -- Best regards, Bruce

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On Mar 20, 2010, at 10:52 AM, Cotty wrote: On 20/3/10, Larry Colen, discombobulated, unleashed: I suppose I'm going to need to start pricing final cut pro or something like that. Any recommendations. Larry, Final Cut Express is what you need:

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On Mar 20, 2010, at 11:41 AM, Cotty wrote: On 20/3/10, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed: Larry, if you want to try some AVID software, I have a copy of AVID Free DV 1.8.1 Ack, sorry just noticed it's Standard Def only. You'll need Hi Def capability (obviously!) unless - can you select th

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On 20/3/10, Cotty, discombobulated, unleashed: >Larry, if you want to try some AVID software, I have a copy of AVID Free >DV 1.8.1 Ack, sorry just noticed it's Standard Def only. You'll need Hi Def capability (obviously!) unless - can you select the video output in terms of physical size on your

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

Larry, if you want to try some AVID software, I have a copy of AVID Free DV 1.8.1 on my HD - I could stick it up for you to download later if you like? I don't use AVID although it's very similar in nature to Final Cut. -- Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ |

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On 3/21/10, Cotty wrote: > Larry, Final Cut Express is what you need: > > A web search on "open source video editing" got a huge number of hits. Wikipedia has a list. There's also a list of free video editing software

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On 20/3/10, Larry Colen, discombobulated, unleashed: >I suppose I'm going to need to start pricing final cut pro or >something like that. Any recommendations. Larry, Final Cut Express is what you need: HTH -- Cheer

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

Quicktime should play the video on Mac, Windows Media Player does very well on the PC. I'm also finding myself doing some video with the K-x, but it's mostly just silly shit at school. -Adam On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:47 AM, David J Brooks wrote: > What was the general consensus on playing the K

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:16 AM, Larry Colen wrote: > When I bought the K-x I pretty much considered the video as something that > might be handy now and then. > > Tonight, I made the mistake of trying it out in stupidly low light > conditions.  I was shooting stills at ISO 6400, 1/30 f/1.8.  I de

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

What was the general consensus on playing the K-x videos on a computer. IE what program, PC on Mac to play and view. Sorry i know some one answered this, but i had not considered a K-x purchase and there for had not labeled the threads in my gmail account accordingly to retrieve them Dave On Sa

Re: Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

2010/3/20 Larry Colen : > > There are quite a few sub $1000 DSLRs that'll also shoot video.  Eventually > one of the camera companies will come out with a sensor approximately APS > sized, that is optimized for video, perhaps 1900x1080, to maximize the > dynamic range with big sensor sites.  The bo

Low light video, the K-x is likely to cost me more money on editing software

When I bought the K-x I pretty much considered the video as something that might be handy now and then. Tonight, I made the mistake of trying it out in stupidly low light conditions. I was shooting stills at ISO 6400, 1/30 f/1.8. I decided WTF, give the video mode a try to see if I got an