I thought I would share my recent experience when it comes to editing video.
I had been using the free version of Davinci Resolve 16 late last year, albeit infrequently.
With the arrival of Davinci Resolve 17 and winter, I decided to bite the bullet and buy the full Studio version which included BM's Speed Editor...either way I looked at it, either the software or the hardware was in essence free.
Well, after two months of editing numerous family videos and drone footage, I am very pleased with the Speed Editor...and the software makes great use of my high end PC setup.
My editing abilities improve each week as my muscle memory gets sharper, and I selectively learn the bells and whistles by watching YouTube tutorials.
Editing now with primarily the Speed Editor and mouse has made NLE much more enjoyable.
Who knows, perhaps I will also get better when it comes to colour grading.
I had been using the free version of Davinci Resolve 16 late last year, albeit infrequently.
With the arrival of Davinci Resolve 17 and winter, I decided to bite the bullet and buy the full Studio version which included BM's Speed Editor...either way I looked at it, either the software or the hardware was in essence free.
Well, after two months of editing numerous family videos and drone footage, I am very pleased with the Speed Editor...and the software makes great use of my high end PC setup.
My editing abilities improve each week as my muscle memory gets sharper, and I selectively learn the bells and whistles by watching YouTube tutorials.
Editing now with primarily the Speed Editor and mouse has made NLE much more enjoyable.
Who knows, perhaps I will also get better when it comes to colour grading.