Premiere Rush or Premier Pro?

[DTM-Ire]

Hi all,
This is my first question after joining the group. Here goes!

As a new drone user, should I get Premiere Rush or Premiere Pro? I’d be very interested to hear your opinions as to which one is best for a beginner editing movies.
I’m already familiar with Photoshop to a certain standard. I’m far from professional.

Thank you
David.

 

[Kilrah]

Use the trial for both to see what you prefer.

 

[MavicAir2Marc]

Unless you're already paying for a Creative Cloud subscription, I would suggest DaVinci Resolve. I have been a professional Photoshop user since before it had layers (remember floating selections?) and I still prefer Da Vinci Resolve over Premiere Pro (which I have). It's a little bit of a learning curve for using nodes but it's an all-in-one software that combines Premiere Pro, Adobe Bridge, After Effects, Media Encoder, and Audition into one application. Plus there's a free version that you can perform most of what you need for video editing.Even if you decide to stick with Adobe, download the free version and give it a try.

 

[Dale D]

Hi all,
This is my first question after joining the group. Here goes!

As a new drone user, should I get Premiere Rush or Premiere Pro? I’d be very interested to hear your opinions as to which one is best for a beginner editing movies.
I’m already familiar with Photoshop to a certain standard. I’m far from professional.

Thank you
David.

David:

I am a long time Adobe user. All of my adult life (86 years) I have started with the first iteration of Photoshop and now, have been getting a deal from calling Adobe directly and asking for a discount. They offered me a great deal for a yearly rate paid monthly of something like $19.00 for the entire creative suite which includes all of the Adobe apps (over 36), I had a private instructor and took a community college course in Premiere. I understand the attraction of the free Da Vinci Resolve. But the phone support from Adobe swayed me to stay with Adobe. It is just a bit more effort to use the full Premiere program. I get nearly monthly upgrades of Photoshop and Lightroom as well as yearly upgrades of Premiere. I can call Adobe any time for expert support.

Dale

 

[DTM-Ire]

David:

I am a long time Adobe user. All of my adult life (86 years) I have started with the first iteration of Photoshop and now, have been getting a deal from calling Adobe directly and asking for a discount. They offered me a great deal for a yearly rate paid monthly of something like $19.00 for the entire creative suite which includes all of the Adobe apps (over 36), I had a private instructor and took a community college course in Premiere. I understand the attraction of the free Da Vinci Resolve. But the phone support from Adobe swayed me to stay with Adobe. It is just a bit more effort to use the full Premiere program. I get nearly monthly upgrades of Photoshop and Lightroom as well as yearly upgrades of Premiere. I can call Adobe any time for expert support.

Dale

WOW! Lucky you. Great deal for sure. I have a long way to get to your wonderful age and I think adobe would not be as generous if I called them up lol. My current desktop is too old to run any of the new updates. I am a subscriber to creative cloud and I’m running all the software but not updated as the OS can’t be updated.
I have an iPad and as I speak I’m updating the OS. Hopefully I’ll be able to run both the Davinci and Premiere Pro. I’m a simple man so which ever software I can easily use will be the one I pick. I’ll let you all know my progress.
Thanks for your help.

 

[Cafguy]

DaVINCI Resolve Its the standard and its FREE.

 

[Phantomrain.org]

Adobe has a steep learning curve , I would be more prone to got with Capcut .

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