How about sub $200? You can get Final Cut Express for $155 right now, and it's pretty similar to Final Cut Pro, and can use almost all of the plugins/filters that FCP can.
I spent last week evaluating about 30 free filters, so I've got a editing suite way more powerful than iMovie and way cheaper than Final Cut Pro... all for less than $200. Pete Heath wrote: > Software is cheaper on the Mac?!....can't say I have looked at every > piece of software, but show me a sub 100 video editing program just > for the Mac. I know imovie, but I am talking about the next step > up. There isn't any...at least not yet. Now there are options like > running bootcamp, etc...but as far as straight Mac software apps for > video, nada... > > Heath > > http://batmangeek.com > http://heathparks.com > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "Robin Harford" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Two months ago I made the jump and switched FROM PC TO Mac... and I >> will never look back. >> >> My biggest cause for stress was that I have some custom built > software >> that will only run on Windows XP, but using VMware Fusion I can > toggle >> back and forth between Mac OS X and XP. No having to close down OS X >> and reboot in Windows. >> >> My productivity has been boosted as a result because using Windows >> became a major headache, due to the whole OS just slowing down to a >> snail crawl when rendering videos. And I had uber-memory installed. >> Not so with my Mac Pro! >> >> Regarding using the XP os, it doesn't even come close to Mac OS X, > and >> software is generally much cheaper for Mac than Windows. >> >> Just my 2 pennies worth. >> >> Robin >> > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
