Me again in the techie bit looking for advice and assistance.
I took some video clips on my digital camera of our tango teachers dancing last night. It was at a party so both space and light were limited. I had to turn the camera on its side to get a decent angle. So now I need to turn the image back round to the right way up. Can anyone recommend any (preferably free!) software I could use to do this?
Is there any software that I could use to lighten the image? And a way of editing the clips in terms of length would be good as well, as they might then be able to be put onto a website.
TIA.
Yeah, really helpful! This was a case of an impromptu dance, I just happened to have my camera in my bag, quickly grabbed it and got what I could. The website bit is only an idea, its more that I would like to be able to view and share the clips.
If I want more I'll have to wait til next summer as they're heading back to Buenos Aires now.
Let your mind go and your body will follow. – Steve Martin, LA Story
Well, actually
Anyway, not sure how to do it on a PC, but if you emailed it to one of our Mac people on the forum (Ducasi, Azande, ClaireS, Feeling Pink, Tiggerbabe, myself, etc...), we could do it for you easily and all!
We could then post it to the video section of the 'Photo Gallery'
Franck.
There's an A.P.P. for that!
If you use XP then you have prob got Movie Maker installed which is basic but easy to use for editing etc.
I don't know of any free software but Adobe do a decent video editing package that they may do a free trial of (don't know what it;s called though).
you can down load it here
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...viemaker2.mspx
yes it wiil do what you want
You could always try this nifty bit of software too.
It's one of the better bits of editing software. Link is for a 30 day trial.
http://www.download.com/Ulead-VideoS...ml?tag=lst-4-5
I've used a piece of software called Virtual Dub to do exactly this. Note that it may not as simple as a rotation by 90 degrees - you may want to scale/crop the picture afterwards (because otherwise you will lose a bit of resolution by having to squeeze it into a normal aspect ratio).
I have! I didn't even know it was there. I'll need to play about with the clips a bit, and next time I won't turn the camera - but it means I can watch them back without turning the monitor on its side...
Also playing about with fading in and out etc and I see I can add several clips together.
there is also a disc called finepix from fujitsu that is easy to get.I use for work every day,just google it to get address and download.
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