@jawa21M to High Quality GIFS • 3 months ago

SDF SysAdmins (and all other SysAdmins) Are Great [OC Edit]

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SDF SysAdmins (and all other SysAdmins) Are Great [OC Edit]

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@jawa21M to High Quality GIFS • 3 months ago

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I had a rough time getting the appropriate font. They all seemed to be behind a paywall - my apologies there.

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Olive Video Editor: My personal recommendation. Solid middle ground tool. Non-linear nature may take getting used to for a beginner.
Davinci Resolve: Actual professional level application. The learning curve is very high, but not insurmountable. https://www.blackmagicdesign.com

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