Introduction to DaVinci Resolve - [Full Course] for Beginners (2024)

[mavic3usa]

Here's your chance to start fresh with learning DaVinci Resolve (starting with version 18.6) from arguably the best instruction on YT. Buckle up, there's more than 4.5 hours of material here:

 

[Ridgeback65]

DR is excellent in IMO.

 

[maggior]

Casey's videos got me started with DR a few years ago. He is an excellent teacher.

 

[cneedelman]

Take notes as you go

 

[KAOS Imagery]

Funny, I just switched from Premiere Pro to Resolve and went looking on YT for some training, came across that video watched it yesterday. Good stuff. I feel like Resolve is more intuitive than PP, though it will take a little for the nodes functions to sink into my head. I'm looking forward to delving deeper into it.

 

[davidarmenb]

Funny, I just switched from Premiere Pro to Resolve and went looking on YT for some training, came across that video watched it yesterday. Good stuff. I feel like Resolve is more intuitive than PP, though it will take a little for the nodes functions to sink into my head. I'm looking forward to delving deeper into it.

I also recently switched full-time from Premiere Pro to Resolve. It seems like Premiere Pro keeps getting worse as Resolve keeps getting better. At least on my M1-Pro MacBook, Resolve is tremendously faster, and uses the GPU a lot more. It is also a much better user experience. I don’t even need proxies when working with my Air 3’s 150mpbs 10-bit footage. Intensive tasks like tracking and stabilization are also much faster on Resolve for me.

 

[ryguy80]

I like DaVinci for the fact that you can use the paid Studio version on Windows and Mac for a one-time fee with free updates and no monthly subscription. It's also a very powerful editing program.