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Hi we know capturing a video is one task. But i want to make my video more like professional.
One task i want to perform is :
Suppose i want to introduce my team. So i want in this way : 1st memeber picture loads, then the picture gets in half of video screen and then one after another his details comes from top of windows.

I mean creating pro effects in video etc etc.

What tools are available in Windows 7 for making pro videos ?
Please suggest Thanks

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Short answer: the effect you described (photo appears, moves to half the frame, then text slides in from the top) requires an editor that supports multiple layers/tracks and either preset motion animations or transform keyframes. As asked for a “pro” look and as noted, Windows 7 only gives you very basic built-in tools — for precise, repeatable motion you’ll want a third‑party editor.

Quick (beginner) approach with a basic editor:

  • Import the photo and place it on the timeline.
  • Use a preset pan/zoom or a “shrink” animation to simulate the photo moving to one side.
  • Add a title/text clip above the photo and use the editor’s built-in “fly/slide in” animation for the details.
    This works for a fast result but is limited: presets rarely allow timing, easing, or exact placement control.

Pro approach (recommended workflow using an editor with keyframes):

  1. Create a composition/project and import the photo on its own layer above the background.
  2. Add transform keyframes for Position and Scale: keyframe 0 = centered/full; keyframe 0.8–1s = position moved to left (or right) and scaled to half the frame. Apply easing to both keyframes.
  3. Create a text layer; keyframe its Y position from off‑screen (above) to the final placement, add a slight overshoot and settle for polish.
  4. Add a subtle drop shadow/outline and optional motion blur to sell the move.
  5. Render as H.264/MP4 at the project resolution.

Practical tips: use high‑resolution photos to avoid blur when scaling; keep timings consistent (0.6–1.2s for the move, slightly faster for text); use the same font/weight for all team cards; and keep motions simple. Editors that give this control include professional packages (e.g., Premiere/After Effects, Vegas) and capable free/low‑cost alternatives (Resolve, HitFilm, Shotcut).

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What tools are available in Windows 7 for making pro videos ?.


none, or that would but all the video editing software people out of business.

win7 should have Windows live mover maker ,but that's all ,you would need to go 3rd party for real good program ,and they are not cheap , just google pro video editing tools,judging by your signature link you know how google works ,correct

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