Video editing software

[Pherule]

I'm looking for semi-advanced video editing software. Free or paid doesn't matter, as long as it's good. I have no experience with video editing so preferably not something that takes a 3-year study course to get anywhere.

Specifically, I would like to be able to "cut out" certain parts in videos, as well as merge multiple short videos into a single video file.

 

[Ijack]

Have a look at VideoReDo ( http/www.videoredo.com/en/index.htm?src=VRD2008c&gclid=COPX5KPB5bMCFXHLtAodNmYALw ). That will do what you ask.

 

[Pherule]

Anything else? I'd like to try several.

 

[cin19]

I don't use the video editing software but I add the link from cnet.com, maybe you alread have been checked them out.
http/download.cnet.com/windows/video-editing-software/?tag=mncol%3Bsort&filter=licenseName%3D%22Free%22%7C&filterName=licenseName%3DFree%7C&rpp=10&sort=editorsRating+asc

 

[Pherule]

Best answer selected by Pherule.

 

[usman8001]

Hi, I am a still photographer and very new now to video. I am using a D5100 for video.
How do I edit the videos? I'd like to cut them up and splice them such that I can cut out sections (an interviewer's questions for example) and splice back together.
What basic nothing-fancy editing software can I get to do this? It needs to be beginner-friendly too.
I'd also like to be able to edit the videos -- as I do still photos -- for things like color and exposure.
Thanks.