Whether you fancy yourself as the next Scorsese or want to spruce up your travel vlog, a handy video editor is vital in any digital creator’s toolkit. When you’ve finally captured your footage, and it ...

You’re going to want to play to your strengths while leaving yourself room to grow when you choose video editing software for YouTube videos. While there are several very well-known and well-regarded ...

Adobe's Premiere Elements video editing software gets you close to its pro-level sibling in design and performance, though it loses some ease of use in the process.

Whether you have a toddler who loves to ham it up for the camera, or you've shot a short film with your buddies and are looking to submit it to a local film festival, you've likely got hours of video ...

These days, everyone seems to be creating videos of their friends, family, pets and nearly everything they see or do. But before sharing videos on social media sites like TikTok and Instagram, via ...

The best online video editing apps we've tested allow you to work in a web browser rather than local software, freeing you from steep system requirements. I've been ...

Video editing is a task that requires more than just the best video editing software. You need access to a high-quality display and enough computing power to process large video files. Whether you’re ...

Searching for free video editing software for your Mac? Maybe this is your first time editing a clip or you’re ready to create professional looking videos by adding Hollywood style effects without ...

Earlier, folks could afford sophisticated cameras, and the usual cameras would blur the video if the device shook while recording – something which is common while shooting sports and adventure. GoPro ...

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A Hungarian pop singer has released a music video in which she undergoes the sort of digital transformation usually seen in glossy magazines. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to ...