DaVinci Resolve
DaVinci Resolve combines the world’s most advanced color corrector with professional multi-track editing, so now you can edit, color correct, finish and deliver all from one system!
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Our users have written 19 comments and reviews about DaVinci Resolve, and it has gotten 249 likes
- Developed by Blackmagic Design
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- One time purchase (perpetual license) that cost about $299.
- Average rating of 3.8
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- GregariousJB Upvoted a comment on DaVinci ResolveIt's really professional, easy to use, stable, and by far head and shoulders above the rest. And amazingly, free!?
- GregariousJB Downvoted a comment on DaVinci ResolveI give a chance to DaVinci Resolve but ı was wrong. First of all not supporting all codec and format (ex. AV1 and mkv...). I can't add my video to project. GUI is cumberstone too even ı use GPU support. Download stage request some data (ex. phone number, email, name-surname, country etc...).
- ofernandofilo liked DaVinci Resolve
Even in the demo version (which is unlimited might I add), you can do whatever you need to do.
It doesn't degrade video or audio quality and it's SUPER easy to change the volume of individual audio files.
It's absolutely amazing to use even if you'll just be working on simple projects and the layout is very compact and understandable.
The simple core functions work perfectly and it has many other options and features than I have mentioned here.
Absolutely amazing but really pricey, although it is a one-time purchase and I feel it would be really useful for professional filmmaking with all its features.
It takes a decent setup to actually run, but when you get it open it's got a wide array of features, though some of them are in unconventional places and need a very specific process (ie, chroma keying takes place in the colour tab, which is separate to the edit tab). Some features are listed but locked out, which will be a bit frustrating, but expected. You will spend time configuring the workspace, like setting the preview to play all frames, and stuff like that. It's worth it though.
DaVinci Resolve, touted as Emmy award winning video editor, isn't even capable of importing MKV files in 2020. You'll have to convert all your MKV files into DVR friendly DNxHD codec/format as mentioned here , in order to even import them. No, Thank you!
Very powerful, professional level video editor. Probably the best free alternative to Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X.
free and great video editing.
nice
"nice" but you gave it one star? So which is it? Good or bad?
Reply written 14 days ago
It even does Optical Flow framerate change!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_vuSgsaU-8