DaVinci Resolve 16 vs Premiere Pro 2019: Which Is The Better Video Editor?
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DaVinci Resolve 16 vs Premiere Pro 2019: Which Is The Better Video Editor? In this video we're taking a look at the differences between Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. These two pieces of video editing software are loved by many and can both help you to create amazing videos! We're going to take a look at the pros and cons of both Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve to see what video editing software might be best for you!
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I used to use Vegas (until Magix bought it and stuffed it up) so I tried both Premiere Pro and Davinci Resolve.
For some reason, Premiere just felt wrong and I had trouble getting my head around it. Although the learning curve for Resolve was also quite steep it was a far more pleasant process (maybe because I wasn't worried about a time-limited free trial running out).
After using the "free" version of resolve for a couple of months I spent the $300 to buy the studio version and have never regretted it. Actually, I bought Fusion 9 Studio but the dongle used for that also works for Resolve so I got both programs for just $300 which is an absolute bargain.
As for Fusion... I love it! The version that is baked into Resolve is nowhere near as fast as the stand-alone version so I'd recommend getting the stand-alone for serious compositing but the baked-in version is fine for simple stuff like titles and basic stuff.
If you're going the Resolve way, just make sure your GPU is up to the task. I'm only using a GTX1060/6GB but it works perfectly well for 1080p timelines and the occasional 4K work. For those more focused on 4K stuff you'd be better off with a GPU that has at least 8GB of RAM (GTX1070 and up). Right now the AMD cards work okay (aside from some driver issues with the 5700 and 5700XT) but be aware that some of the OFX components in the studio version rely on CUDA cores to work so you're probably better off with NVIDIA hardware. Even with my lowly GTX1060/6, Resolve Studio version will render a simple HD timeline to H265/HVENC at around 180-200FPS. The free version will be much slower though because only the paid version takes advantage of the H264/265 hardware decoding/encoding found in modern GPUs.
But as the man says... DOWNLOAD IT NOW! :-)
Cheers xjet! Thanks for the very detailed comment, we hope that other users find it helpful to hear your experience and technical overview! Cheers!
Except VRAM isn't a big factor when it comes to NLE or rendering performance because in either of those cases, it's the system RAM what's in use. It's the CUDA performance what actually matters, and a 1060 (as long as it's coupled with a good processor which will always be the real key for optimal performance) has good enough CUDA performance for 4K video in most codecs. If say you have an i7 8700K and a 1060, the i7 will still be the bottleneck in both Resolve and Premiere. Unless you are editing 6K or 8K video or 4K video in a delivery codec, there's almost no point in getting anything better than a 1060 if you're exclusively going to do NLE work.
@@uwirl4338 No, it appears more as if memory bandwidth is the problem. Quite often the system will be working hard with 50% CPU and 50% GPU utilization. Clearly neither is being stressed to breaking point but the overhead of squirting frames back and forth is obviously taking a significant amount of time. PCIe 4.0 should make a difference here.
Prefer Adobe Premiere Pro
@@whatsitcalled2682 As long as you don't mind paying the monthly Adobe-tax then Premiere Pro is fine. However, for a one-time payment of under $300 for the equivalent of Premiere Pro, AfterEffects and Audition, Resolve is much better value over the medium to longer term.
i would rather pay 299 once than 21 per month for ever
That’s indeed a common consensus we are hearing from people
@@MotionArrayTutorials it's not just monthly ripping. is about actually owning the software, not just renting. if i decide to not go with latest version etc, i still have software, which i can use etc, instead of classic cloud bullying: no rent, no play. f.. that.
Especially when Adobe can just "turn off access" the way they just did in Venezuela. I know there's good reason for them to do that in that case... but damn that ability is scary.
Me too this is why I switched to Davinci resolve
Adam Phelps nope. I have the photography plan which includes PS and LR, and PPro is separate for AUD 29.99
Used Premiere for years and watched it become an overpriced piece of garbage constantly crashing with virtually no customer support. Switching over to Davinci was the smartest thing i ever did because now I can actually work without having to deal with adobe's technical glitches. Not even a contest!
Thanks for sharing your experience James!
ok! now its time for you to upload "learn DaVinci Resolve 16 in 20 minutes ". and i need it tomorrow :P
Haha, we have plans for DaVinci Resolve tutorials, no firm dates yet though 😁
@@MotionArrayTutorials YES!!
@@MotionArrayTutorials want
Subscribed just for potential Resolve tutorials
@@cold_jay 😂
Would love to see this channel start doing Resolve tutorials
We would too!
This was good! Its a bit ironical too.
Seeing how Davinci is being hailed in the video, I think it deserves a dedicated playlist on your channel. Most of your content is still geared towards Adobe Suit.
Please make some videos on:
- Davinci video/audio basics
- How to use templates, presents, LUTs
Just go through ANY video editing software comparison video on TH-cam and you'll understand how many people want this. Long live Free Software!
Hi Swapnil, we actually have plans to create more content for DaVinci Resolve so hopefully soon you'll have plenty of content to enjoy for Resolve!
@@Coglitics you could just check their free version too.
I started my transition to DaVinci Resolve 4 months ago and totally happy I did. PPro CS6 was more stable than CC. I continued to use Au, however, because I didn't fully understand Fairlight but Fairlight is easy to use if you just spend a little time with it. For compositing, I continued to use Ae as I fully understood it. So, I am now venturing into Fusion as I want to be completely off of Adobe by end of year. Fusion tutorials would be VERY helpful. I mean, I would pay for a full course on just Fusion if it was offered.
Thanks for your comments! Very interesting to hear your perspective, and good luck with the full switch over!
Thanks for the very first unbiased comparison of the 2 software I’ve EVER seen. It’s amazing how different a review is when you don’t have to push a product because you have received some sort remuneration for your “totally unbiased opinion”. “Subscribed”!!!
Thanks so much Jac! We're glad you liked it and found it unbiased. No one's perfectly unbiased but we tried our best! Cheers!
10 years on premiere. Cant stand crashing anymore..
That's understandable. No one likes crashing.
Or the bugs. I was trying to edit for the first time in premiere (after using Sony Vegas for 3 years now) and I was facing timeline bugs. Thinking of jumping ship on resolve.
Time to move to Resolve! Just don’t download a beta. lol, get a final release version. Currently that’s v16.0
I've had this lil bitch Premiere crash on me SO MANY TIMES. It's not even funny. Thinking of switching to Resolve.
I've been on Premiere ~ 10 years too. Not too many problems lately. Maybe just lucky.
the shortcuts you mentioned in Premiere (Q and W etc ) exist in Davinci too... just go to the shortcut keyboard manager and put them where you want!
This comment just converted me.
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"first, the price"
We pirates: >>10
haha
DanAtlas a fellow broke boi
69 likes my friend!
My school teacher teach us Adobe premiere pro and it's actually pirated.
how to do :v
11:30
Resolve has *extend* *edit*, also on e
and ripple *head/tail* (q and w on premiere), but needs to put on a shortcut and is called "start to playead" and "end to playhead"
And I totally get you, premiere is made by programmers and lately by a marketing department and Resolve is made by video editors 😊
To save 25:41 minutes of your life.
Da Vinci Resolve the end.
Cheers!
thanks ill go with davinci
This has convinced me to:
1. Upgrade from Resolve 15 to 16
2. Stick with Davinci Resolve
(also I'm a poor boi so free version for me)
Thanks a lot for the vid, was very insightful!
So glad to hear BigBearBoi!
Love this video... Great presentation. One thing, though - Nobody ever mentions Premiere Pro's ability to continuously play/loop around an edit while you are trimming it! That is priceless to me. Otherwise, you make a trim, play it back, make a trim correction, play it again, blah, blah, blah. With Premiere, double click a cut point, press spacebar, then use shortcuts to trim one (or five) frames at a time... all while hearing the results right away. This is particularly powerful for dialogue trimming. Loose a breath from the outgoing, pick up a breath on the incoming. Can't find that on Resolve, or Final Cut (Avid has done it for years!). By the way, I change the pre - post rolls to one second in the preferences, otherwise each playback loop is way too long. Hope this was helpful.
These videos are incredibly helpful, thank you so much! Literally, the first PPro tutorial I ever saw was Jordan's 5-part Ultimate PPro Tutorial series. The production value, entertainment/information balance, and quality are all top notch. I truly cannot understand how the Motion Array tutorials don't get 10 times the views!
I never used Premiere, but I started with cyberlink powerdirector, then when I saw Davinci Resolve I switched to it and I am more than happy. For mostly editin yt videos, free version is enough :).
Thanks for the insight! Cheers!
Soo basically DaVinci Resolve is better? :)
Haha, that's one conclusion you can draw 😁
@@MotionArrayTutorials Hi, I have an intermediate laptop (Intel Core i7) and I NEED something like PROXYS to work. Is DaVinci able to do something like this? If so, I switch today. BIG THANKS!
@@davidga9898 If you go into the 'Playback' menu at the top of the screen you have an option to use the 'Proxy Mode' tool and It's essentially like Premiere Pro's preview quality adjustor.
I go with Davinci :)
Much better.
Having used Vegas for years, upgrading to the free Davinci Resolve.. Couldn't be happier. It feels so simple and homey. Resolve is a damn good software - for free.
Sweet! So glad to hear Revan! Glad you're having a better experience at a $0 price! 😄
Awesome comparison! Thank you very much! :)
Glad you liked it!
Excellent video. I find that many of the "we left Premiere" or "Resolve is the greatest video editor since sliced bread" videos are also commercials for you to buy their FX packages that they made in Fusion. I think many realize that Fusion is quite complex and most users will never figure out how to fully utilize it on their own. If anything, Resolve is the undisputed winner in price.
Interesting assessment Alex, those are some good points to consider
You dropped this on the day I have to decide whether or not to renew my Adobe plan 🤯
Haha, we hope that's a good thing and not a problem 😅
This is such a well constructed video. I get an in depth review of each, the host is enthusiastic, and they reply to every comment.
Sometimes even responding within 24 hours 😄Thanks Rage300, we're so happy you appreciate the video!
Just a comment on Fusion vs After Effects.
After Effects was the only compositing software I had any experience with for 15 years and the by far the most advanced thing I ever did with it was a title that was about 15 layers. One was a 3D plane, the rest were 2D assets I made in Photoshop and the end result was really just a title.
I had long wanted to move to a node-based compositor because of all the pre-comping and visual clutter in After Effects. When Fusion was finally implemented in to Resolve, I gave it a try, and within the first 3 weeks I had made a 3D island, ocean, beach, and skybox without any outside assets. The geometry and textures were made in Fusion. I did this after watching only one tutorial.
Obviously that doesn't mean that it would click with others just as well. I have experience programming so they idea of look at things as a process wasn't as foreign to me. Because of that, that may not be the best person to judge the ease of use of either program but I do think there's some Fusion has over AE that would help people learn despite the relative lack of learning resources and that's Templates and Fusion titles.
Inside Fusions effects list there are templates for particles, backgrounds, generators, and shaders that get imported as node trees that you can just integrate into your own compositions. You can use these as examples and see how they work and mess with them yourself. There are also templates that are meant to work like tutorials that are grouped into a How To section that show you howspecific nodes work.
Fusion titles are pre-made motion graphics titles that come with program that you can modify very simply from the Edit page or you can switch to the Fusion tab and see how they were made. Obviously, Fusion titles are a lot like Essential Graphics in the Creative Cloud but there are two reasons I cite them as a learning advantage. Essential Graphics can't be open in After Effects by just right clicking them in Premiere and selecting "Open in After Effects". You actually have to open AE, find the folder they're stored in (something like Users/App Data/Roaming/Adobe/Common/Essential Graphics on Windows), then find the graphic by name, extract it, update it, save it somewhere else, and THEN you can see how it works. If someone gets that far then that leads to me to reason number 2. Someone looking at an Essential Graphics title in After Effects would have to click through each layer of each composition to see which effects or masks are applied to each layer, then look at how things are parented, and even then it doesn't mean that they'd grasp what things like Null objects are. One of the big advantages of nodes is that they read like flow charts. It's very easy to open someone else's project and see what effects are being used and how things are connected with having to dig through layers of abstraction.
One thing to think about is that Fusion uses the same node system that Nuke uses. You can use some of Nuke's tutorials to get you in the right direction with Fusion and also let you see the work flow of folk using Nuke (I believe Nuke is still the industry standard - with Fusion shouldering its way in (probably because they both use nodes)
One advantage for using Resolve for folk interested in entering the major film industry is that Fusion uses the same node system as Nuke. (note: Nuke tutorials can be a help with Fusion)
Absolutely, looking back that would have been great to add.
Thanks for the great videos guys! I’m an old dude trying to rebuild my life in podcasting. Thanks for what you do.
We're so happy you liked the video! Good luck with the podcasting!
This is the BEST comparison I've seen yet! TY :)
After 20 years, I've left Adobe for GOOD! Moved over to DaVinci Resolve 16 Studio in January and love it. Never going back... ever!! All that money I use to spend with Adobe, I put towards new equipment now, and it feels so good!
I own CS6 so I can still do image editing but purchased LUMINAR & AURORA HDR were I like to work with my RAW files. It's easy to get Pro results with a few clicks and give me new ideas for new Projects. Cheers 🍻
Cool! Thanks for sharing Richard! We hope the journey with Resolve 16 is Stellar!
I edit for a post-house and we use Premiere, Resolve and occasionally even Final Cut. I like all 3. lol. These are good times to be a video editor.
Cool to hear Adam! Indeed, competition and options are great for us as consumers and users in the industry 😁
Davinci developers are years ahead and have actual passion and motivation for what they do. Adobe devs hate their lives. Its the only explanation for delivering beta versions as official releases to their paying customers.
Sorry to hear, we hear your frustration though
Motion Array Tutorials I'm not frustrated anymore because I use Resolve and my adobe subcription is cancelled👍🏻
@@MotionArrayTutorials Stop being nice, PP is trash. I understand you want to keep your PP fans but, let them have it raw, don't candy coat shit.
@@stealthstar4 It's called diplomacy.
Easily the most comprehensive comparison I've seen for version 16 (which appears to be the most comparable version yet). Thank you much!
Cheers! So glad you found it helpful!
Hey guys, this video was a blessing. Thanks and God bless you and your family! 🙂🙏
Resolves shortcut keys to trim to the end or start of the play head are shift + ] and shift + [ respectfully. I'm pretty sure it ripple trims it, I'd have to double check.
Thanks for commenting, you and a few others have brought this to our attention and we are a little sad we did not catch this sooner. Thanks for your assistance
I use DaVinci Resolve in my laptop, and it still runs decently. I love using DaVinci Resolve, it was very easy to use for me. Once I get my PC built, I might buy the Studio version.
Nice! Sounds like a plan! Good luck building the PC!
Davinci of course!
If have error it's ok
IT'S FREE!
11:45 you want "trim - ripple - start to play head/end to play head" one thing I "don't like" is how davinci calls things a little differently to premiere, which makes sense, but there's hidden shortcuts that are there, they just have different names and approaches.
Davinci's timeline also reminds me of Vegas.
Interesting, we have not heard that before 😄
Im so fond of the vegas timeline, im happy davinci was a similar design to it
The Rewinder I almost bought Vegas yesterday but literally just started using davinci
I have an i7 7th Gen and a 1060 gc. And this obviously works no good using the Adobe Premier as I've tried it for couple of months. Hearing Davinci works both on CPU and GC is a sweet spot. So yeah I'm switching!!! Thanks for the great vid!! Please work on that tutorial for us.. Have mercy! :D
So - use DaVinci Resolve, with After Effects, Adobe Premiere + Audition as a backup if you can't find how to do something in it or want to use more premade templates. Then for stable editing import all of that into Resolve again.
A very interesting workflow
Downloading now… great featurette. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it. Cheers, Mark.
Awesome! So glad it was helpful!
4:43 I hope you're happy I paused the video and downloaded the SOFTWARE.
Haha, we're glad it worked :D
@@MotionArrayTutorials Yh it did, Thank you and nice vid :D
I've used premiere and fcp for years. I started using DaVinci and won't ever go back to those other programs.
fcpx was equally as good as resolve
@@gold9994 Arguable
In Davinci Resolve, you can do the ripple trim function:
Trim start and end (Shift + [ and Shift + ]). Just need to be in trim editing mode else it won't trim.
Also, the Extend Edit function is available, select the edit point and select the Extend Edit function from the menubar, and I think the shortcut is 'e'
Great balanced review overall, and hopefully you get more comfortable with timeline editing in Resolve over time!
Thanks for making us aware of this, very good to know. We will go back to see how we missed this feature as this is quite important and impacts our perspective slightly on the matter. We've so happy you liked the video! Cheers!
Each honest comparison (like yours - which is great btw) has to admit that both Resolve and Premiere Pro have their individual merits and strong points as well as some flaws and issues as well. So there is much room for personal preference.
BUT you mentioned one point that is IMHO a very accurate description of DaVinci Resolve: each and every function seems to be designed by people that work each and every day with their own software and not so much by a computer programmer or software designer...
Keep in mind that Adobe has a cancellation fee (which can reach hundred dollars+) if you pay for the annual plan (which is paid monthly)
Very true, thanks for the reminder Remous!
You can also get the pro da vinchi resolve FOR FREE with their cameras. So that's a plus
Very true!
Awesome comparison! Glad you mentioned the ability to find online resources for tutorials, especially effects, as a consideration because that is often overlooked when choosing an NLE.
We're so glad you liked the video and found it helpful! Cheers!
I’m new to Windows PC’s, Premier and Resolve.
Been a Mac and FCPX user but I’m done with Apple.
Once I buy my Windows PC I will try Resolve. Like with FCPX, I like paying just once and owning it instead of making monthly for ever.
I do videos as a hobby so I don’t need to spend much money.
Thanks for this video!
One more drawback of davinci resolve is plugins comparability compared to Adobe
agreed
It looks like we have a winner:
DaVinci Resolve 16!
Most unbiased video on the two ever. getting davinci resolve on my new pc cuz im still not earning yet. great comparison
So glad to hear you liked it! We're honoured to hear it came across so positively!
Very, very well done. Thank you for your detailed and even-handed evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses these two programs. I have been looking for an alternative to Premiere Pro for awhile, and yes, I will download DaVinci now!
Nice! Glad we could help be a part of the process!
lol buying adobe premiere and after effects,
what are you? a good civilian?
go crack that s***t and use it for fr-
*FBI OPEN UP!*
Me:"ho... *HO* NO"
Haha, yes, believe it or not buying the program has it's advantages
@@MotionArrayTutorials make a video on it!
lol I live in China and here everyone I know does that I don’t know one soul who ever buys any program here 😂. They don’t have an FBI to worry about.
The truth i use all crack versions on my laptop
@@MotionArrayTutorials yeah if you crack premiere, you cannot optimise media cause it doesn't detect Media Encoder, Even if you have one installed
I hear a lot of great things about DaVinci, thing is... I've become so good and fast with the Premiere/After Effects workflow (and the money it generates me) that I'm not ready to give DaVinci a good run (at least for a month) to see if it's worth if for me, especially as it comes to having the benefit of Dynamic Link between Premiere and After Effects. For now I'll stick with Pr/AE but I'll definitely keep the DaVinci option open.
yup, you will definitly miss after effects BUT resolve is so much better than premiere. For example stabilisation, for any normal stabilisation resolve is just superior. If you have a good Graphics cards it is pressing a button, waiting 10sec and then allready watch your 1min 4k clip back with perfect stabilisation. Also color grading is just a dream, too with audio, way better on resolve.
Bigest downside of resolve: Plugins, there are soo many invaluable plugins for ae, premier and co.
Each has their strengths. Just as it was with Avid, FCP and, back then, laughed at Premiere. Just keep an eye on things and learn what you need to learn along the way as you make a living. Tell good stories without the fluff.
Wise words. Cheers!
One thing you mentioned around 12:00 about the playhead ripple delete in premiere is also present in Resolve, it just doesn't have a shortcut mapped to it. It's called Ripple Start to Playhead and Ripple End to Playhead. Just config the shortcuts and be happy
Thank you for thid review. Im considering Da Vinci but difficult to leave Adobe with all its tutorial guides...
Indeed, it's a tough choice Rodrigo, but glad we could be a part of your decision making process
If you start with "Fusion" and not with "After Effect" then the nodes may seem even more logical than the layers
True, that starting point will definitely make a difference. While we get the overall point of your statement, we do think there's also a point to which the reverse is true as well that all users will have a pre-disposition to layers, seeing that Resolve uses layers for the overall editing process prior to jumping into Fusion or Color workflow. Not a statement against using nodes, we just think there's also something to be said for how they're more similar to the primary editing process.
my system is win 10 pro
i3-4rd gen
gtx 1050
8gb ram
can this support davinci?
Depending on what are you using for. Premiere is so much better when it comes to: MultiCam sound syncing, multi-project clip and seq exchanging and workflow, background exporting, png sequence export, usage clip update. While Resolve lightbox is something I wish Premiere had.
Solid content. Thanks for your very honest opinion and facts on both tools. Just the familiarity of Premiere, After Effects and Audition is stopping me from making the jump. I use Resolve to grade everything using a XML file. I need to just try moving over.
Hi Samuel! Thanks for the comment. We know exactly what you mean, familiarity can be a big sticking point. All the best!
The quality of this video was amazing with great colors and sharpness even when watching on 480 resolution on my iPhone. I noticed that sometimes when exporting from different software, a video may be sharper when using premiere compared to final cut pro. I was wondering if this video was edited and exported with Davinci Resolve or Premiere Pro?
Hi VuTopia, this video was edited and exported from Premiere Pro. We know what you mean and it's something we'd love to dive into to find the answer to as well
is it weird to use both?
because i do
Haha, not weird at all! We do it from time to time as well!
It's all about pulling out the right tools for the job you are doing. Sometimes that might be Premiere, sometimes that might be Resolve :D
both for me, color grading from da vinci, the rest from premiere and AE. Best compare vid i have ever seen. thanks bro
It's always funny to see what shortcuts people use. The PrPro ones you mention at 11:45 I would never assign to my precious custom keyboard, but obviously they work for you. Keep up the great work.
I just started using Resolve this week! I upgraded from I movie. It’s different but I really like the work flow. You’re right about the tutorials not many out there. You guys should start making Resolve tutorials!!!
Hi Stephanie! Glad to hear you upgraded from imovie, and we hope it's going well! We would love to start making Resolve tutorials, it's on the list but will take some time
Thanks! Whenever you all start making tutorials I’ll be here to learn!
@@MotionArrayTutorials please start soon!
I think I’m going to be moving from VSDC to Davinci Reslove
Interesting move. We'd love to hear how the transition went
Motion Array Tutorials it’s going very well vsdc was too limiting in terms of filter but too be honest I went in with no
Guide and it took me 2 hours to learn by myself but yeah reslove is good for me but reslove is extremely long too learn
As a programmer, I like the logic of nodes much more than layer-based software. I find it way less limiting and more efficient than an absolutely linear layer system. For instance, to make motion graphics I can literally use two nodes and consecutively connect and re-merge them into a bigger graphic composition; no need to copy-paste solids all over the place.
I am a beginner and this video has really helped me. Your review was thorough, clear and answered questions I had. Thank you so much for making this.
You are so welcome! So glad it was helpful!
Quitting adobe is kinda impossible. no matter what! I liked this software and also its better for beginners. Premiere has more sources than resolve.
Love Resolve, but Premiere After Effects Audition and Photoshop is hard to beat!
It is very tough to move away from Adobe. Very expensive but very good software.
Agreed!
I think the pre rendering is way better in premier what is very important to me as a low end laptop user
Ah that makes sense indeed
Great video, fair comparison. No matter what people's personal bias leans toward. Having competition for adobe can only be a good thing.
So happy to hear! We could not agree more! Cheers!
12:51 There is a shortcut for ripple delete the start or end of the clip in DaVinci Resolve it is Ctrl + Shift + [ for the start and Ctrl + Shift + ] for the end of the clip. I know that it requires you to use your both hands, but I would argue that with resolve you use less mouse while editing. So, generally, using both of your hands is not a problem.
Interesting, thanks for bringing this up! Cheers!
@@MotionArrayTutorials Actually i changed ripple start and ripple end to the keys y and x so that you can ripple delete with the left hand on the left side of the keyboard...handy huh?
Hey dude...
I noticed that your talking head was shot in 24 fps...but your motionarray animation intros are playing at 60 fps in all of your previous videos... (Like in this video: How To Create Motion Blur In Premiere Pro)
How did you showed two different frame rates in one single video??
err...by simply exporting the video in the higher framerate of the two? ‾\_(ツ)_/‾
fedor3000 beat us to the punch 😁 a great way to mix frame rates is to export at the rate of your highest fps clips, so 60fps in that case. This can be a mixed bag but in general works because 24fps on a 60fps timeline still looks like 24fps whereas 60fps on a 24fps timeline will not.
@@MotionArrayTutorials Thanks for replying, but when I was changing resolution while watching your video in YT, there was no 60p indicator.
How can that be possible?
Is the stand alone fusion program with more features in visual effects compared to davinci resolve fusion tab?
Hi David, a little bit, but not really for the sake of argument. This guy does a really good breakdown:
th-cam.com/video/JBX2fjasHJ8/w-d-xo.html
@@MotionArrayTutorials then, as a visual effects student I might benefit from the stand-alone Edition.
Thanks so much for this comparison video, it helped out tremendously.
I just started with adobe premiere pro like 2 weeks ago. I have a G4560 CPU and GTX960 ddr5 GPU. I was about to upgrade but now i have to reconsider it.
Nice videos.👍
Cheers! Thanks so much!
People: We are so rude
Me: I edit videos with a 4GB ram laptop on Premiere Pro without Proxy
People: *not a single word*
Too bad Da Vinci is not that friendly with laptops, looks like a cool program.
Indeed, it's a great program, and there are ways to get around it. To each their own
@@MotionArrayTutorials If I get a home computer, I would use Da Vinci ;) I'm tired of Premiere.
You can by customised settings make davinchi reslove 16 work
me: *uninstalls Premiere Pro*
Also me: “oh hey there DaVinci Resolve 🤩!!”
UPDATE: I had recorded a gameplay and edited, exported it and etc. with Adobe Premiere Pro and it all came out fine.. but I wanted to see how It would do on DR16... I imported, edited, and exported it, but during the exporting process.. "DaVinci Resolve 16 Has Quit Unecpectedly, send crash report?" and so I did lol
That's... Unfortunate. I've only had issues when I fire up 3rd party software for my gpu (afterburner)
Thanks for the help truly needed it for my film making
We're so happy to help!
Motion Array Tutorials can I
use the color grading like if I buy a color grading pack will it work on resolve since it’s free
Don't forget that you have to render all your proxies in a massive long queue, so they don't always save that much time if you've a lot of footage and a slow render speed.
That's a good thing to remember, thanks Phil. Always seems to vary project to project for us personally
So, someone would be making good money if they did a whole lot of Fusion tutorials on TH-cam?..
It's possible, hard to say
Another great video! I've appraised my own situation, and have made the switch to DaVinci Resolve 16. For me, I was never able to wrap my head around After Effects, never was able to comprehend "expressions"; in short, tutorials for AE, were over my head within two or three minutes, so I figured Fusion's node structure could be no worse! I probably won't be able to wrap my head around it either. Fortunately, I hope I can depend on you and your company to make great graphic packages (and more of them) in DaVinci fusion!
Thanks Keith! We're so happy you liked the video, and good luck with the switch to DaVinci Resolve! We hope you really enjoy the process 😁 as DaVinci Resolve's user base continues to increase we are hoping to continue building our catalog of Resolve Templates and Macros to help with projects 😁
I will look forward to following you, as you have been one of the best instructors for AE; I sure I will continue learning from you in DaVinci Resolve's Fusion.
DaVinci is the best free video editing program out there in my opinion educated by all of 3 days of using it. I was able to make practical use of it within minutes of installation because there are just so many videos on youtube about how to use it. DaVinci makes full use of discrete video cards, so that even my 9 year old laptop is snappy when editing and rendering video.
However, it feels like the PC version is an afterthought, as it ignores many Windows conventions. The Alt key doesn't open the options menus at the top, nor do dialog windows have Alt shortcuts to choose buttons. When tabbing through some dialog windows there are no selection highlights to indicate what is selected outside of the main area, such as in the project manager. So you're going to waste a lot of time using your mouse. Strangely, DaVinci has keyboard customization profiles, but I haven't found a way to assign any shortcuts to menus, dialog selections, and dialog choices.
There are a few other time-wasting annoyances, such as monochromatic icon buttons in the workspace pages instead of text buttons or more quickly recognizable colorful buttons (there may be issues for the visually impaired as well, as virtually everything in the workspace is light grey on dark grey); limited bit rate options for rendering; no way to set default render settings, nor to save a project's render settings; and no checkbox or option for it to remember your choice when dialogues pop up to ask questions like do you want to change your timeline frame rate to match the imported clip frame rate.
Hopefully it'll get more polished and follow basic Windows time saving conventions over time. But I still found it easier to jump in and start using than Shotcut... As far as Adobe, the subscription model is crazy-town for non-corporate users, as the product would have to be completely unique to justify spending a few thousand dollars a decade to use a single Adobe product.
I don’t care about the price, because I basically pirate it 😂
ebrahim munsif we are the same pirate for life
Ggnr 999 aye 😂
Jhandel Linares just search up on TH-cam
quitting Adobe is like quitting smoking. :)
Haha, we've never heard it put that way but it made us laugh!
Not really!
As a Noob, it's all about the learning. I agree. Once I know what I'm doing, I'll revisit.
If you make vlogs, daily vids, gaming then davinci is perfect. If you do anything involving extensive effects, animation, transitions then Adobe I think is better.
🎥 🖥 😄
Long story short... Switch to Resolve and save yourself a world of money and pain
Haha, that's one way to interpret it
I'll say it for you because you are trying to be neutral and nice to these PP lovers. Davinci Resolve is the best, end of story.
Now watch all the PP babies go cry in the car.
Haha, that's one way to put it
absolutely loved this video!!! incredibley thought-out and thorough. great for a newbie like me.
instantly subscribed.
Wow! Awesome, thank you! We're so stoked to hear that James! Thanks a lot!
Stability, interface look and color is enough to switch to Resolve, but then I see After effects and Fusion and I'm back to Premiere Pro.. Thx for the comparison..
Havent used Premiere for half a year, wow timline looks so ugly...
Sorry to hear. Resolve indeed has a lot more of a clean, modern feel to it
Adobe lost me when they tried to force me to monthly payment. In light of the years most of us are using software, only Adobe wins. A pity, because generally the quality is amazing.
You're not alone Sven. Many share your thoughts. Perhaps time will change things, but for not Resolve is getting better and better
Man, how quickly people forget the Ps cost 500$ or 700$ alone and many of us just could not afford it. And everything else cost no less. So 55$ for all the apps is expensive? What world are you living in?
@@yrussq The real world. If you use MOST apps, REALLY use them on a monthly basis, go for it. I use 1, 2 apps. 2 times a year for a few weeks, when I release a new album, need pics for the CD, Websites, make a video. For my own individual business case it is a plain stupid offering. Now if you take your own usage that might be completely different. I am not you. You are just you. Whatever works for you, good!
@@shorerocks Wtf are you talking about here, man? If you can't justify paying 70$ for 2 professional grade apps for 2 month then how did you expect to justify the one time 1400$ payment for them? This is ridiculous.
@@yrussq Ah, I never did. Because of the extreme price I had to restrict myself to the PS & PR Elements versions. A big compromise, but I made it work for me. These I used for over 10 years and upgrade every 2, 3 years. If you are not pro, wtf should I pay a pro price for a pro software I do not need? I once needed After Effects, and subbed for 1 month, paying once under 40 EUR, thank you and goodbye. For videio DaVinci Resolve is pro level even in the free version. It equals in every way Premiere. Color grading is a blast, sadly Resolve is not as intuitive as others on the market. Yet. Since video is the only software I would like to use more often during the year why should I pay hundreds of dollars each year - for the next 5, 10, 20 (?) years?
You summed up everything at 11:20 : Adobe Premiere and most Adobe tools are created by programmers who don't really use the product. You can feel it.
Great video! Everything was very clearly explained and helped me to make a decision easily!!!
Excellent! We're really excited we could be a part of the decision process for you! Cheers!
Sponsored by Davinci Resolve!
Believe it or not, we were concerned starting this comparison that we'd be too much of Premiere Fanboys, but we were surprised by how much we felt we had to recommend Resolve. No sponsorship
who even pays for something like that when you can get them free
pirates know what im saying :)
oh my, you 're so good in presentation, i barely noticed the 25min ... i want to start video editing as hobby. tnx for the info here !
Awesome! Glad it was helpful! Cheers!
I started on Davinci real recently and it's great but I've had problems rendering super long projects where it would freeze. Other then that it's so easy and smooth working.
The only reason I started using Resolve was for Fusion, purely doing motion graphics for intros, stingers etc with zero focus on editing. Then when I needed to edit a project later it was super easy. Here is a point for you, imagine working on a project and the terrible stability issues corrupt your project rendering it useless.
We hope it didn't come across that we don't like fusion, or that we think Adobe products are better. Cheers
@@MotionArrayTutorials No, no it was fairly balanced in my opinion, extremely well done and fair in all aspects. You even mentioned stability again at the end. One thing to note is that in version 16 BMD have taken a lot of the perks away from the free version, can't deny them that, I'm sticking on v15 until I can justify Studio version. Thanks again for the great content.