Completely FREE Professional Video Editing Software
As film makers and content creators we all know that making videos can get very expensive. Luckily there's a completely free professional editing software to help make things a bit easier and no break the bank.
Davinci Resolve is a high end professional editing software with Color Grading, VFX, and Audio Mixing all in one. The basic version of this program is completely free and pack a huge punch. Compare that to the subscription based programs like adobe premiere pro and Davinci Resolve is a great alternative.
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This is great. I don't create film but I do edit. Thank you.
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I was looking at this recently but I ended up choosing OpenShot just for making videos for class assignment. Wondering if there is something fancy here that OpenShot doesn't handle.
I'm not familiar with Openshot. Ill have to take a look at it.
I was don't a lot of search and read and I narrow down to 2 between the one you used and the Openshot I choose. The footprint for OpenShot is smaller and I chose that as I'm not looking for something fancy. Just to piece different videos together with different tracks but I did check and make sure they could to video in video though I never tried that yet.
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Well there is a pro version upgrade that is worth I think, but I also use the free resolve, I could not afford Adobe and this is more than fair. Most of my videos (including the FX are done with Resolve and Fusion) including colour grading, editing and even composites.
I have the pro version of Resolve because it came with my camera but I also use adobe. I have slowly been learning resolve and its starting to become my program of choice for editing.