Canon video question: I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this...

machia Loc: NJ

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

RWR Loc: La Mesa, CA

machia wrote:

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

I suggest you post this in the video section, not main photography discussion: http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/s-110-1.html

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

machia wrote:

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

You can download a trial copy of Adobe Premier, which will easily do what you require (and much more).

Papa Joe Loc: Midwest U.S.

machia wrote:

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

I've used Pinnacle Studio for years. Great video editing program.

Smudgey Loc: Ohio, Calif, Now Arizona

If you had a Mac iMovie (free with the Mac) would do it easily. If not Adobe Premier will do it as well.

speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

machia wrote:

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

You can do that in the software that came with your camera!

Bobspez Loc: Southern NJ, USA

If all you want to do is splice the segments together and save in a variey of formats, the Windows free Movie Maker program will work. If you want to also edit sound, zoom into the frame, change the lighting and color grading, add effects like slow motion, create movie like dissolves between scenes, etc., try the free trial of Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Audition (sound editor) which works with Premiere. You can get a 7 day free trial with no restrictions, and if you need additional time, each program can be rented month to month for $20 each.

royb_36-cox.net Loc: Phoenix

machia wrote:

I recently shot some video w/ my Canon T5i . There are three ; (29:59 , 5:37 and 2:44 segments) that I'd like to splice together in one continuous video . Is this an in-camera or in-computer process or do I need a post-production program ? If I do , can someone please recommend what that would be , as I have never done any post production work outside the darkroom .
Thank you in advance ..

Good question. That is a post processing task. Several excellent suggestions of software to do that appear in the posts above and below this one.