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Even given a tool that's easy enough for a newbie to use but has the power of Adobe Premiere Pro or the Avid suite, you still need a lot of non-tool-specific sk
by thenomad 13y ago
Even given a tool that's easy enough for a newbie to use but has the power of Adobe Premiere Pro or the Avid suite, you still need a lot of non-tool-specific skills. It's not just about the obtuse interface, but also about knowing what to cut together, when, where and why.
- sliverstorm 13y agoAh, but that's like photo composition. The amateurs don't know photo composition, but they will get it right on accident sometimes, and they will have fun all the same, which is what they really care about. As clearly evidenced by the proliferation of cameras, most people don't necessarily expect to be able to make amazing gallery-quality photos, but they would like the technology to get out of the way (so to speak) so that they can spend their time shooting.