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I am thinking I am going to make some youtube tutorial series videos. What software do you recommend? I would like some of the following features.

Since I will not be doing like live dev in my series. I would like some of these features in my software.

Ability to add images to video which stay for x amount of time?
Easy ability to add text to images?
Possibly the ability to create a new frames with only text?


I suppose some sort of images effect that will make the transition between images more interesting.

Like, image1 fading out, or image1 sliding to left while image2 showing parts of the missing sliding image1.

As far as recording goes, I've used OBS for some YouTube videos and it works fine.

Not sure on the editing part. Haven't done that yet

I don't want to record.

More like take print screens or have/make custom images then combine them all into a video. =]

Camtasia Studio
Windows Movie Maker
Sony Vegas is probably the best but expensive

Many Modeling programs can do this to.

hallsofvallhalla wrote:Camtasia Studio
Windows Movie Maker
Sony Vegas is probably the best but expensive

Many Modeling programs can do this to.

Exactly, I was going to suggest windows movie maker... I used that when I made my blender tutorials. It works well.

If you use Movie Maker, it is best to avoid its template, graphical intros. People have seen them so many times, and now many people are quite cynical about seeing them.