Portable Inspiration from your Favorite Movie

Providing you own the DVD you can always capture a scene or two using video editing software. I use Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5. The software is fantastic, very user friendly and you can do all kinds of cool stuff. I have also used Avid, Vegas, and a couple others I cannot recall right now, but to me they were just odd to use.
You can simply capture the frame or scene then export into a variety of formats.

I would be cautious though, this could turn into another expensive hobby if you are not careful...trust me I know!

One more thing...do a search on video editing software there are loads of free 30 day trials out there.

Have fun !!!

nuguy

Thank you - I always have room for more expensive hobbies.

Reading your post I remembered that I bought Adobe premier pro with this in mind.

However, I am having a maddening time even learning basic photoshop because it is S-O S-L-O-W ?!?!?

Is this really RAM intensive or something? Do I just need a new computer?

Thanks