[TriLUG] Camera & Software Suggestions

[Jeremy Davis via TriLUG]

Check out Openshot and Blender. Blender does a lot more than just video. It
does movie grade 3d animation. There is a steep learning curve with
Blender. Openshot is easy and intuitive. You can add, cut and edit, music,
photos and video. However, with large video files it will crash if you cut
and edit and don't wait for it to process the changes. The problem is it
does not seem to indicate when the changes have finished processing.
Openshot is great if you have a bunch of photos and you want to dump them
into openshot to make a video with music that transitions through the
photos at say 5 seconds each.
On Mar 14, 2015 1:50 PM, "C TC via TriLUG" <trilug at trilug.org> wrote:

> Hi guys,
>
>  Looking for suggestions on web camera hardware, and editing tools in
> Linux.
>
>  I'm going to start doing some videos for a (non-Linux) hobby I'm into.
> These
> will eventually end up on Youtube.
>  There will be a lot up-close shots; mainly hands & tools. In the Window$
> world, the Logitech C920 has reigned king for awhile. However, my Google-Fu
> has
> led to scattered results on this subject. Any input from this group;
> especially
> those that do this sort of thing, is always appreciated. Free time is
> limited;
> and I can't afford testing a non-confirmed solution.
>
>  My main OS in Linux Mint 13 LTE - 64bit
> Will consider using another distribution, if the camera and editing support
> is better. I have the audio end of this covered.
>
> Thanks, as always.
>
> ~Carl
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