Video for Guapo & Jayloo wedding ride

I know about the tools, I just don't have the skillz - maybe I should clarify. What I'm actually after is someone to sort it out for me and I will pay them in cake.

aren't all video editors tools?

(try the veal, i'm here all week)

PM tynan? He knows video. Just mention Jesus to him and I'm sure he could at least suggest some hymns editing tools.

Jesus, who said Jesus, I haven't seen that pesky old bastard mentioned on here for a while.

Right I need someone who knows how to edit a video, to do something with the somewhat shaky in places video I filmed of the ride. Its currently in mp4 format and about 780mb. I dunno how much of it is usable and whether any image stabilisation is possible post filming. PM me if you can help - I know nothing of video editing.

Clefty my love [imagine the voice of Claire Rayner]

You can stabilize shaky footage post filming fairly easily and fairly automatically.

You will get better results if the shutter speed was high(-ish) when you shot it.

am waiting for an upgrade of imovie to download as that apparently has image stabilisation, I dont think there is even a shutter speed option on the camera I was using sadly.
are there easier things to use than imovie? I sincerely hope so I also think I may have to steal MOC's 22inch screens to do this, than attempt it on a 13" macbook and a trackpad..

am waiting for an upgrade of imovie to download as that apparently has image stabilisation

Apparently the iMovie IS plug-in is pretty good, not used it myself.

I dont think there is even a shutter speed option on the camera I was using sadly.

If it was all on automatic - and it was a bright-ish day then the shutter speed should be high enough. Indoors or at night and the shutter speed would probably be 1/25th - 1/30th (depending on whether your camera is shooting NTSC or PAL).

are there easier things to use than imovie?

For editing iMovie is very straightforward, it really is a case of dragging the bits of footage you want into the right order.

For image stabilization - iStabilize is pretty much fully automatic and very quick.