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I've been using Davinci Resolve for almost three years and I can't emphasize enough how great this product is. IMO, it's miles away from Adobe Premiere. Not on
by borjamoya 4y ago
I've been using Davinci Resolve for almost three years and I can't emphasize enough how great this product is.
IMO, it's miles away from Adobe Premiere. Not only because of its color grading capabilities, but I just find it way more intuitive than Premiere.
And let's not forget that you also get Fusion, which is incredibly more powerful than Adobe After Effects.
You can basically do all the post-production work in one single tool. Even though Fairlight (the built-in DAW) isn't as powerful as Pro Tools, you can get most of the audio work done within Davinci Resolve.
It's just crazy to think that you can get this much for $300. Or in my case, for free when buying a Blackmagic camera.
- mynameismon 4y agoI'm pretty sure Davinci Resolve has a free edition as well, which is rather complete in itself for nearly 99% of the people wanting to edit their videos (unless you are an aspiring film maker)
- borjamoya 4y agoYes, absolutely. It's more than enough for most people. The paid version is to unlock features that you'd want to use in higher productions.
- lrem 4y agoI've been using it for free. Afar as I understood, the only thing I'm missing out on is faster export times.
- borjamoya 4y agoThere are so many things like the noise reduction tool in the color page.