🎬 Movie Creator in the Digital Age Review

My son is almost twelve. Since the age of three he has only talked about writing screenplays and making films. My son is almost twelve. He's not always careful with delicate things, so I didn't want to give my family's digital film camera away. But with DigitalBlue he writes, shoots and edits with all his might. The camera is tough enough to survive some of the antics that come with filming. The software makes editing a pleasure. The resolution of the camera is not the highest, the results are…

I bought this product for my 9 and 11 year olds two years ago for Christmas and I have to say it has been their favorite toy ever since. The included software is easy to use and allows kids to really learn the basics of cinema. You'll be amazed at how much content they can produce for just $100. Movie quality is so-so, but it really is a steal compared to high-end digital camcorders that cost thousands. Also, you still don't let your 11-year-old kid use the family video camera. This is a great…

So your child wants a digital camera. One at Sears, expensive. One at Target, uhh Well what about Digital Blue Digital Movie Maker? This little camera (and video maker) is easy to use and, at $99.99, quite affordable (and worth the money). It's great for the youth of heart or soul. Pros: You get up to 70 frames when you're on the go, very easy to use (mostly recommended for kids), as much video time as you want when connected to a computer, and it's always fun to do it with digital to use…

My son received Digital Blue at 9 1/2 and learned to use it straight away with child-friendly instruction. However, what most excited and captivated him for several hours all summer (he is now 11) was his ability to draw cartoon images in Paint, 'save' all the individual drawings and then import them into Digital Blue. He also added images and sounds with special effects from Digital Blue or his own speech to the included microphone to create animations with fun backgrounds, sounds and…

I was in high school when I got this for Christmas. I quickly learned how to make some silly films, but then I started to push myself further than the makers might have imagined. My brother and I grew up watching the brutal Arnold Schwarzenegger and other action movies. We also loved Tom Clancy's tech thrillers like Patriot Games. Well, we've done some seriously violent movies on this thing. We recruited our friends and made Predator/Commando/Universal Soldier/Metal Gear Solid/Clear and Present

This camera/toy is a really cool toy and I would highly recommend it for any child aged 7-14. This allows you to capture videos and digital images for about 4 minutes before downloading them to your computer. Now the resolution isn't that great, and the device's storage is limited to what you can store directly on it. So don't buy it assuming you'll have great video or digital image quality - it's a toy! The most interesting thing is the software that allows you to edit the recorded video. You…

No support for Windows 7. Also cannot be used as a "mass storage device" as stated on digital blue's website. Save money. From the website: http://digitalblue.freshdesk.com/support/articles/49766-digital-movie-creator-3-0-on-windows-vista-or-windows Sorry, Digital Movie Creator 3.0 is not supported by operating systems Windows Vista or Windows 7. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. However, you can turn the camera into a mass storage device and retrieve files that way, but the software…