I have a good track regarding the MiG-15 gunsight that I'd like to make a video of. I think it would be helpful.

I am totally ignorant on how to do so. I just did a Google search and got frustrated. It's late and I thought it best to ask the community for recommendations.

I have Shadowplay, OBS Studio and Fraps. I'd like to add voice commentary. Please direct me to good tutorials. 

Thanks.

Looks like you have what you need to capture video now you need video editing software. I could show you how I'm set up and send you in the right direction if you want. 

7 hours ago, Vonrd said:

OBS Studio

This is what I use for recording the replays so I can edit them.

3 hours ago, Rotermann said:

now you need video editing software

I use the Pro version of VideoPad, the price seemed to be on par with other and I started out with their free version:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/videopad-video-editor-free/9n3blc6d9v3s#activetab=pivot:overviewtab

 

Not the fanciest software but gets the job done IMO.

I use DaVinci Resolve 17 to edit. Never had a better editor in my life, and the full version is free to use. It's widely used in the professional and academic worlds as well.

 

 

This is the tutorial I used to get up and running. You could browse through to see if you like the look of it.

Well, my experience is very basic, the only films I produced so far was the one with my dughter landing and that one from the last TiF-Session:

 

...and for those I used the Windows Movie Maker. Although Windows warns that this tool is not included in Windows 10 I had no problem finding a free version of it.

!st I simply used the Windows Screen Recording Utility (Windows+G) and the parts I combined with the Movie Maker. For my use it was good enough and usage is really pretty simple to learn, did not need any tutorial...  

Thank you all! I'm going to play around some and will probably start simple as Etzel did. I think I can also edit in Photoshop so I'll try that as well.