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    Video Editting

    Does anyone know of a program that I can use to lighten up a video. I got video clips from a show we hosted last night and its dark cause it was in a club. I'm not trying to pay for software I'm not gonna use again.
    DaCubanSkillz, Dec 9, 2006
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    Mayur Biggest trd whore in the whole wide world

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    If you dont want to download anything then use Wiindows Movie Maker or if you have a Mac use iMovie.

    If you want to get something alot better then get Adobe Premier Elements. Easy to use for people that dont do it normally. Seeing as you dont want to pay, youll have to find a different way of obtaining it, if you know what I mean ;)
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    I use Movie Maker, but it doesn't let me adjust the brightness unless i'm completely missing something. let me see about premier elements...lol.
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    Mayur Biggest trd whore in the whole wide world

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    Premier Elements is by far the best program that I like for video editing. I made this one really sick movie for film studies class and I edited it with Premier Elements. Its just a really great program.
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    Talk about using a tank to kill a fly!!! :D

    Premier Elements may be your best bet.

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    LOL. I knew someone would chime in about it, lol.

    We have AVID here at work. Other networks use Final Cut Pro, which is also another good program.
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    I forgot I had premiere in my stash of CD's that I downloaded years ago. I installed it and in the middle of trying to figure it out. thanks for the suggestions!
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    After getting pissed with Adobe, I messed around with movie maker a bit to do another video. and i found the option that lets you lighten up the video. works for me now! lol. thanks for the suggestions tho!
    DaCubanSkillz, Dec 19, 2006
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