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Originally Posted by jyl
Thanks, my education in video is proving fun. I have a cheapish-but-okay-for-a-beginner (so say the reviews, anyway) shotgun mic kit on the way.
Couple Qs:
1. I feel like I should settle on one video-editing application and learn it, and it should be a fairly mainstream app with plenty of user forums. Price-wise, my choices seem to be Adobe Premiere Pro (I have a CC subscription so I can add it on) or iMovie (already have it). Final Cut Pro seems quite pricey for a novice-with-a-whim venture. Thoughts?
2. What's a cheapish-but-okay-for-a-beginner brand of lavalier mic + wireless transmitter w/ XLR outputs?
The other thing I'll use the videocamera for is, of course, dance performances. Thinking I should really practice my manual focusing, and get a fluid head for my tripod. The tripod is a Bogen/Manfrotto.
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I'd go with Premiere. Most support.
I'd go with a wired lavalier if it's got standard mic input.
You could also record separate audio to a separate device and drop in the track in premiere