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mikeycal - Blender Video Editing 2.7X Series

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mikeycal - Blender Video Editing 2.7X Series

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ctag@lemmy.sdf.org to Linux Video Editing@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish · 3 months ago

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Blender Video Editing 2.7X Series

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This is the second Blender tutorial series created by Mikeycal Meyers. It is designed to help novice users to learn how to use the Free Blender program to pr...

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Yeah, I spent a bit trying to follow this tutorial and it took a lot to translate it to modern Blender. Maybe update the post to the 2.8 tutorial or specify the version it was made for?

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Kdenlive is fantastic for quick edits, though it can do a lot more (beyond the quick edits it is clunky imo). ShotCut can do cool things like motion tractking easily. Olive is fantastic for subtitles, but I absolutely would not recommend it for anything with audio.

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