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Input audio formats supported by MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor: MP3, M4A, AC3, AAC, WMA, WAV, OGG.Ĩ. 160+ video formats can be imported to MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor: 4K, HEVC(H.265), TS, TRP, AVI, ASF, MOV, M4V, WMV, MKV and many more.ħ.

Automatically save and recover the media files with MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor.Ħ. MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor supports to adjust video properties, such as speed, aspect ratio, scan mode and sync.ĥ. De-interlacing function is available on MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor.Ĥ. Users can add multiple videos in the same frame on multi-track timeline to make a picture-in-picture effect.ģ. Multi-track timeline is available for videos, audios and photos editing on the Free Mac Video Editor. This Mac video editing tool allows users to trim, split, rotate & crop and split clips on the timeline.Ģ. MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor supports to edit videos, audios and photos. MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor Key Features:ġ.
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Edit your home video into an excellent movie with MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor Now! With the Free Mac Video Editor, users can trim and crop fragments, cut footage into parts, delete unnecessary clips, rotate the frame and adjust the volume. MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor allows users to enhance their videos quality with one Chroma Key.
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Users can easily add images to the Mac video editor for a vivid photo slideshow or as cut-ins between video clips on Mac OS X. It only takes a few minutes to create amazing home videos.
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Soft Box Build A more involved build, but a nice soft box with track light mounting.MovieMator Free Mac Video Editor is a free but very professional Mac video editing tool which is carried with lots of unique visual effects and transitions. Directional lighting using cheap under-cabinet lights from the hardware store and a bit of foam core. Cheap Under-Cabinet Lights Reimagined as Photography Lighting The project link for this one is 404, but you can see enough in the build photos to understand the simple concept behind this one. I purchased a ring light with adjustable color temperature, which I appreciate, but for most purposes this version would be significantly cheaper and cover all the bases. DIY Ring Light A fairly simple build and a valuable addition to your lighting rig. It’s not rocket science, but it’s an indispensible part of a lighting setup for both photo and video. DIY Bounce Board & Interview Lighting There are a gazillion different tutorials on DIY bounce boards, but it’s all the same concept. Adjustable brightness and temperature, diffusion, and 180° coverage. DIY Studio Lights This is the most involved build in this bunch, and I haven’t pulled it off yet, but the results look amazing.

The easiest of all the builds, and one you might even have all the materials for already. DIY Reliable, Cheap, Easy-to Use Universal White Balance Reference A DIY white balance card that’s so cheap it’s practically disposable. I often close the comments on the web excursions posts, but if you have some to add to this list, I’m leaving them open on this one! DIY photography studio Tips for various lighting scenarios (small, medium, large objects), with some DIY gems. Here are some of my favorite solutions that I’ve found thus far. In addition to purchasing a few items, I’ve been researching DIY solutions to save (a significant amount of) money. I’ve been building out my video lighting setup lately. Web excursions brought to you in partnership with, featuring great deals on software, training, and design resources.
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You can see all of my (public) bookmarks on Pinboard, and visit the bookmarks archive for curated lists across the last few years. Web Excursions are select bookmarks from my travels around the interwebs, because I'm always thinking about you while discovering other people's cool stuff.
