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To add to the Adobe alternatives recommendations - DaVinci Resolve is a much better video editor than Premiere, and it's free for personal use. I still pay for
by tomerico 6y ago
To add to the Adobe alternatives recommendations - DaVinci Resolve is a much better video editor than Premiere, and it's free for personal use. I still pay for my creative cloud subscription, but prefer to use Resolve for its ease of use.
- Andrex 6y agoAs someone who is very used to Premiere but hasn't used it in 2 years, is Resolve really "that good" yet? I'm also scared of having to learn a new UI. :P
- xu_ituairo 6y agoIt’s great and not hard to learn. I find most NLEs fairly similar for the meat and potatoes of editing. And as the parent said, it’s got a free version. And it isn’t a gimped free version either. I’ve used it on production projects. It also comes with Fusion built in which is a great effects app. Using nodes has been a fun new approach to effects that I’ve really enjoyed. And the paid Studio version is a once-off purchase. No subscriptions and free updates. A breath of fresh air.
- unicornporn 6y agoCurrently getting into it, I'm a long time Premiere editor. It's that good. In many ways it feels more polished than Premiere and the grading tools are definitely way beyond what Premiere offers.
- whywhywhywhy 6y agoBeen eyeing up Resolve, mostly because After Effects has gotten so rusty and janky over the past 10 years of neglect, used to be god-tier software but just doesn't run as nice as it used to or use anywhere near your full machine power. You had much experience with those parts of Resolve? How does it stack up? Thanks!