I have used every version of Adobe Premiere way back to the 80's (Didn't work well then) with my $8000 computer ( got it in '96). Started with 4.2 went thru version 6, then thru CS3. Then layed off video for a few years and wanted to Up grade. I couldn't and Premiere went to a monthly subscription service. It took me a long time to learn all versions of Premiere but got quite good with version 6 then they went to the CS series and I had to start all over. Love (Finally) CS3 but it is a pain with my new Canon XA30 and T5i, have to convert all files to AVI. No fire wire either like the Canon XL-1. Also digital makes separate files where tape let me lay it all on the time line and cut and past as I wished. All my video was pretty much is in chronological order anyway. Mostly Model Airplanes. Don't get me wrong Premiere is great just a little much for the novice. Looking for a new Editing system. Wish I could find a spread sheet showing all the features compared to each other.

Anyone know of any forums like Ugly HedgeHog for Video with DSLR's?

That's Great ... 99% of the people I run into at hobby shops and other places haven't a clue of the FAA Regs nor any Idea what the AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) is or does for all that fly anything R/C. Just take a minute and google ... 'Academy of Model Aeronautics Membership'. Sorry if I ruffled any ones feathers. All Have an awesome day.

I was sure some one would take my post the wrong way after I reread it but doesn't matter I went around and around with this crap with the Drones for over 4 years on RCU and they almost got all R/C flyinf shut down. If it had not been for the AMA no one would be flying anything but a Kite in the USA. Ask IF he had the proper credentials, that will answer a lot of questions and put the problem to bed.

The registration is what I'm speaking of. It must be on your Quad and on your person when flying out doors. I'll bet he doesn't even have it. Besides it because of Irresponsible Drone Flyers that we now are required to have it (FAA sUAS Certificate of Registration) and can't fly anything R/C with in 5 miles of an airport with out permission and notification to the tower if applicable and the airport manager.

Hope U have your Federal Drone License. Fines range all the way up to $300,000 pulse Jail time.
https://www.faa.gov/uas/
Google this: FAA drone license

First airplane flight was on a DC3 on Sept 10th 1964. MKE to ORD First leg of a flight to San Antonio TX. Where I was privileged to meet SSGT. Kelly at 2 am the next morning. SSGT Kelly yelled for all 8 weeks I knew him. The only time I heard him talk in a regulary voice is when he phased me back 2 weeks for hollering "Chang Step Harch" on the way back from chow one evening. Couldn't take a joke.

Basler Aviation of OSH (Oshkosh WI) Retrofits DC3's. Complete Air frame refurbish, Executive interior, & Turbo Prop engines. Beats the heck out of a 5 million dollar Executive Jet for 500 mile and shorter trips.

Heard on the Tower Frequency. Single engine piper 36 Whisky go around we have a B-52 on an emergency with an engine out. 36 Wisky Roger Tower on the Go ... Bummer that dreaded 7 Engine Emergency Landing.

We all come with a Number and when the Big calls that Number U are going. That's why before I get on a plane I check to see everyone doesn't have the same number.

Wow Looks like a disagreement is brewing sorry I asked.

Guess I didn't under the relationship between Focal Length and Field of View with the different sensor sizes. Thanks guys didn't mean to Hi-Jack any ones thread.
just wondering if anyone knows if these Video Lenses advertised on E'Bay would work (With the Proper attachments) on a Canon T5i with out vignetting. I do more action video than stills. That's sort of a field of View/Focal Length Question.

I guess I'll have to find some publication that defines all the different terms in words I can understand. Terminology seems to be my nemesis. Thanks.

Sorry for the intrusion, but if I get this strait the smaller the sensor, i.e. Crop Sensor, the shorter the focal length. If I under stand this the Focal length is determined by what the sensor of different DSLR's actually sees, for the same lens at the same zoom setting?

Just remember if U are going to do weeding Photography or Video, Especially for Family or Friends Not Paying for it, If anything can go wrong it will. Airplanes Fire trucks crying babies Catholic Priests and lastly the Over Weight Brides maid that steps between you and the couple right as the Rings are exchanged. OH don't forget the Brides mother that doesn't want the lights in the reception turned up or any Flash because it takes away from the ambiance. One good thing is that Most People have a Large Flat screen HD TV today, not a 15 year old TV with Poor resolution and then say your work is of poor quality visualy.
Good Luck and Hope U have an awesome time.