Video & Photo Tech

With the explosion of Tik Tok, videos are increasingly seeping into our everyday lives. When we don’t have a lot of storage space on our phones and computers, online video editors couldn’t be more convenient for us, and today here is a review of the best online editors to use in 2021. Let’s take a look together. FlexClip  Flexclip  is a free online video editor. Whether you want to make professional business videos or you want to make personal videos to share with friends and family, FlexClip online video editor can meet your needs. FlexClip is a nifty and powerful editor to simplify your editing process, so you can finish video editing easily and quickly. It has functions such as putting music to photos, recording voice over, adding watermark, etc. BeeCut  BeeCut is a small, lightweight video editing program that everyone can use to make beautiful birthday videos, wedding videos, and Christmas videos. It also provides users with a free online editor to easily make videos without downl

  Closed captions are crucial for the viewing experience of lots of people: anyone who watched Game of Thrones and wanted to know what was going on, every person who likes those out of context Twitter accounts, people who want to watch videos on the subway but don’t have their headphones, multitaskers, etc. Most importantly, though, they’re a step toward accessibility for the more than 48 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the U.S., and millions more across the globe. “Videos without captions are completely inaccessible to deaf and hard of hearing people,” Howard A. Rosenblum, the CEO of the National Association of the Deaf, told Mashable over email. “Why would anyone want to exclude that many people from their videos?” Adding closed captions to videos can also make them accessible to people who don’t speak the language of the original video because it’s easier to get a video translated if the original transcript is already completed. Plus, adding captions to your videos will m

  If you're a video editor, you understand that you can only be as good as the tools with you. A lot of the time, we do a lot of work and end up struggling because of subpar tools at our disposal.  In this piece, we'll take a look at some of the top video editing software options and how they can help you to save time and improve your output. Adobe Premiere Pro  When you ask video editing professionals what software they use, there's a significant chance they'll say Adobe Premiere Pro. From working on movies to making YouTube videos to designing commercials, this software is game on all fronts.  Most people tend to focus on both this software and Final Cut Pro - we'll get to that in a minute. The most glaring difference between Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro is that the latter is only available on MacOS. If you're a creative and you work on Windows, you will need this.  Adobe Premiere Pro is a part o thew Adobe Creative Cloud. This means that the service i

  Image source: unsplash.com History documents that the first known example of a recorded image to be edited was that of  Abraham Lincoln in 1860 . Since then, artists have been trying out and improving techniques to make still and motion pictures easier to capture. Professional photographers also edit their videos to optimize them for specific channels they want to publish them and, in some cases, to clean up the videos before releasing them. If you wish to add some artistic and creative flair to your motion images, though, it is prudent that you first know the fundamentals of photography. Ideally, the fundamentals like focus, depth of field, aperture, and composition framing are not hard nuts to crack. If you’re serious about producing content that people would want to watch many times and even share, it won’t take you a lot of time to master these concepts. When it comes to video editing software for producing high-quality images, there are a lot of options you’ll compare. Read on t