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Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve 15 is still in public beta but that hasn't stopped people from using it. I had to pull AAFs from an Avid project the other day that would be graded in Resolve 15. There is discussion all around Twitter about Resolve 15. And I began my first ever, paid, creative editorial edit in Resolve.

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I subscribe to Premiere Pro and own Final Cut X and Da Vinci Resolve. I’ve been weighing up which one to focus on in order to become a better editor and video professional. I’ve considered the ease of use when editing and exporting, the support and community of each, and the market demand. Cost is also a factor, so it’s worth knowing what you’ll pay for in the long run, let’s

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If you’re a video editor working on Adobe’s Premiere Pro, you’re probably well aware of all the frustrations that come with using Adobe’s answer to video editing daily. The sluggish playback, the generic error issues, random crashes, and in some cases corrupted project files. We’re all well aware of how bloated and buggy this once prized piece of software had become, especially as of late. I’ve been editing content in Adobe Premiere Pro for the last decade or so. Da Vinci Resolve, Premier Pro Video Editing, Premier Pro Tutorials Video Editing, Adobe Premiere Pro Tutorials Video Editing, Video Editing Davinci Resolve, Blackmagic Design, Davinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Premiere Pro

If you’re a video editor working on Adobe’s Premiere Pro, you’re probably well aware of all the frustrations that come with using Adobe’s answer to video editing daily. The sluggish playback, the generic error issues, random crashes, and in some cases corrupted project files. We’re all well aware of how bloated and buggy this once prized piece of software had become,

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