I haven't done a great deal with video until now. My experience was with stills (DSLR and SLR shooting back to the '70s) and with CGI rendered graphics (starting with Bryce 2 back in mid '90s).
There are free or inexpensive video editors out there that will do for basic editing. I use premiere. Prior to Premiere, I used Camtasia but only on a limited basis and I really wouldn't recommend that one for high quality video editing due to its limited color grading options.
I already own and use Photoshop and Lightroom so Premiere seemed a logical next step.
FYI, the SD card on the bird is where the full resolution stills are in addition to the full resolution video. Whats sent to the iOS/Android device are not intended (generally) to be used to produce final products from. They are there as a low res backup and for use during a flight for FPV. I have turned off video caching on the device as I feel its a pointless waste of space and overhead on my tablet/phone. I haven't seen any practical need for it to be honest. Maybe other more experienced pilots can chime in with some useful points about the cache'd video. But for me, I felt it was pointless.
There are free or inexpensive video editors out there that will do for basic editing. I use premiere. Prior to Premiere, I used Camtasia but only on a limited basis and I really wouldn't recommend that one for high quality video editing due to its limited color grading options.
I already own and use Photoshop and Lightroom so Premiere seemed a logical next step.
FYI, the SD card on the bird is where the full resolution stills are in addition to the full resolution video. Whats sent to the iOS/Android device are not intended (generally) to be used to produce final products from. They are there as a low res backup and for use during a flight for FPV. I have turned off video caching on the device as I feel its a pointless waste of space and overhead on my tablet/phone. I haven't seen any practical need for it to be honest. Maybe other more experienced pilots can chime in with some useful points about the cache'd video. But for me, I felt it was pointless.