What’s the best video editing software? It doesn’t exist, it’s simply about what’s best for you. You decide.
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Scott McKenna says:
Which video editing software do you use and why?
Paul Kwong says:
Hi Scott,
A quick question, were you using the same platform(PC) for all these three Software?
I saw your system is Macintosh so i guess you installed all these on Macintosh.
I am thinking about buying a new PC/iMac but wonderin if running Premiere or DaVinci on Macintosh is as good as FCPX…in case I case my mind.
Thanks
Ivan Patrick Lambert says:
I love that your name is the same as one of my favorite whiskeys 😀
DDup yjj says:
没有字幕看个鬼啊
THEDDTinc. NEW says:
Davinci is the easiest to me,, but I still need to buy the full version. Its expensive.. cant really use it all the way..
Explore with Svetlin says:
I am still on Sony Vegas, but it's really time to move on.
Jeca Martinez Art says:
This is the video I didn't know I needed! I've also been so frustrated by the render times in Premiere (I edit timelapse videos and speed up hours of footage 3000%, so I'd have to let me laptop sit and render for HOURS before I can even edit the videos). Tried out Final Cut's free trial, LOVED the speed of it, but the whole magnetic thing does get frustrated (I also edit like you, moving clips around, setting them aside on the timeline so I can come back to them later, etc). I think I'm gonna have to try out that proxy editing you mentioned for Premiere! Hopefully it helps (that, or I could just export my sped-up clips through iMovie, and then import them on Premiere to skip the slow rendering time)
horia valentin says:
Does anyone arround here edits weddings in Davinci? I'm new to Resolve and I try to switch from premiere, I think it suites better for my needs, but one thing that's bugged me was how to work with different framerates? How is your workflow in this case? anyone can help one some piece of advice? Thanks!
Randy Burleson says:
Could you re-evaluate when the public release of Resolve 16 (not beta) is out?
Peter Jordan says:
blah blah blah blah blah, anything to show?
Arab tiktok By Lana says:
I use davinci resolve 15
dreamhue says:
I will use Davinci resolve anyday. I dont like Premiere anymore after using it for almost 21 ( very ) long years….
FoodTechLife says:
LOL that intro was funny.
Watching the vid again because I’m trying to decide on a NLE.
Gray Matters says:
Premiere for control, FCPX for speed. When I switched to FCPX, I started saving 40% of my time. I don't work on films. I work in corporate America, where speed helps you keep your job. For the kind of work I do, I have an entirely different set of frustrations with Final Cut. I'm frustrated with the lack of round-tripping to its animation program, Motion. I actually love Motion. It's a surprisingly powerful program for $49 one time, forever. But this workflow of doing everything with templates is just too limiting, and I quite often get unexpected results. I actually hate its template system. By the way, I love the magnetic timeline. The beauty of it is that you can use it where it makes sense, but not use it, by piling clips on top as secondary storylines, when that makes sense. I find it to be an incredibly versatile and fast way to work. By the way, my work actually got better, as well as faster, as a result of using FCPX. Collaboration has not been an issue for me. FCPX allows me to be fast enough so I can do it all without help.
Raul Gil says:
“This is the last video that I’ll be making on this topic!”
This review is as clear as the Android vs iPhones reviews.
One is efficient and simple to use, and the Android is for the geeks that want to experiment and waste beauty sleep to tinker tinker little star… ; sometimes illegitimately.
iPhones take great picks and vids. Effortlessly …
And Android is a beast ! Like the tiger.
Gregory Parawiz says:
What about the plugins? There are tusands available for FCPX
The Everyday Boy says:
Frame.io can be used for collaboration in FCPX
chiggedycheckyoself says:
Your swallow sounds drive me nuts. Can’t you mute them?
3D Products says:
can you do 4K on premier? can resolve do 4K?
Darlington Jones Imagery says:
But what about Avid?
RichbergEnt says:
Sounds like to me…you need to try Avid Media Composer.
Anton Francis says:
Hi can you share your proxy settings please
IRL Server says:
What program was this graded on? xD
Aaron Stowers says:
This is the best adobe commercial i ever seen on YouTube.
MrKockabilly says:
Almost too good to be true that the best video editing software among the three is the one that comes free.
Geo Man says:
Adobe's subscription model is a major hurdle. Support smaller software companies like Black Magic Design before Adobe becomes the only player in the industry. Because then they will charge you as much as they like…