[Carlo Bellicanta]

ok, thanks for yr clarification
I think that if I have to learn, for me may as well learning with better software 🙂
So i will try REsolve 😉
although I love Avid MC for editing. The one that I find (vaguely) acceptable is Sony Vegas
I’ve tried a trial and is not bad at all
instead, I don’t like Premiere (although my experiences have all been short for trial periods or using their software at the home of friends….. so, perhaps I express an approximate judgment)

[Carlo Bellicanta]

in short, no tricks, just need a lot of practice 🙂
patience is not my strong qualities 😉
I have to work hard and try to get the best
thank u all for the valuable resources
please, keep writing here if comes to yr mind something that can make life easier (as a particular workflow with .mov files)

thanks to all of u, u were all really nice and helpful

[Carlo Bellicanta]

thank u very much Micheal, I will try as soon as possible Resolve (in the free version, offcourse)

[Carlo Bellicanta]

yes, definitely I’m not in this needing 🙂
ok.
at the moment, sure I have to start to make some practice with the color correction.

Wishing to be not silly, do u can list to me some other software for color correction? do u know if these software are available in trial mode?

[Carlo Bellicanta]

thank u so much for yr replay.
ok, I’ve found the “Color Correction mode”
In effect, the quality of the shooting is pretty much better, after using auto contrast and auto balance.
However, the shhotings keep the difference between them, in terms of color e whitebalance.

Are u sure about the ile htm? online i’ve found some people sayng that this files host the information about the camera settings.

Anyway, really thanks for your help.
Do u know how can “equalize” (I do not know if this term is correct) the two different .mov to obtain two scenes more similar?

As usual, I hope to be understandable and to have made as many grammatical mistakes I can 🙂