I can't understand the negative comment, It works great for me! True I am NOT a beginner, in fact as a retired electronics engineer I have been around Video Editors since they we nothing more than 2 beta cam players and a beta cam recorder doing cut edits with 5 second pre-roll just to get the tapes in sync. Da Vinci Resolve is one the top of these. I've used several of the commercial personal video editors. Not to slow on my Intel I7, 32 GB Ram 1TB SSDĪnd no major bugs. Advanced repeatable programmable workflow. For my normal use it really do the job (nature video editing).Īdvanced colour grading and exposure adjustments.

Time and speed changes in your project are limited and some effects and transitions a not available in the free version (and probably other limitations I didn't discover yet).īut you get a very useful program. You can edit and export at the resolutions up to UHD. On the free version there are a few minor limitations. I've not yet tried the special editing keyboard. But different because of all the features. So no worse than other commercial programs. I don't think I could give any other video editor program a better rating in Ease of use.

A little steep learning curve but that's because it's got a lot of possibilities and some very advanced ones to. One of the best video editors you can get for personal use. I've been using DaVinci Resolve for about half a year.

Davinci resolve update 12.5 to 14.3