Top 5 Video and Photo Editing Applications Discussion

Even if you haven't shared any of your photos online yet, or created your own YouTube video, you'll probably do so at some point. Despite the increasing prevalence of smartphones and tablets, Windows PCs and Macs still constitute the powerhouse machines needed for producing your own great digital content. In this article, we'll ease the chore of choosing a video or photo editing software package by highlighting the top five, based on rankings by our expert review team.

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You forgot the Gimp, which best of all, is free.

 

Yeah, pretty surprised that GIMP wasn't included at all, or even mentioned in the article.

 

No Final Cut? No Adobe Premiere Pro?

 

FCP-X is a joke in the professional graphics industry. The earlier generations could surely be considered, but definitely not the latest "iMovie 'Pro'". As for Premiere, it was probably too expensive to make it on the list (judging from the prices on the 5 that did) (also, probably another reason why PCP-X wasn't included).

 

Which one of these work on linux?

 

I am fairly certain none will work natively with Linux, I have a friend who is a pro photographer and he swears by Top 6 Must Have Linux Video Editing Software in 2013 | Techenter Kdenlive for video editing (he is an Apple guy)

 

Thanks Josea!!!