The Laptop that I used for my test (amazon)➡ 🤍īest Deal on MacBook Pro I'd recommend ➡ 🤍ġ0% off unlimited yearly music licensing on Soundstripe (what I use for all my videos) use coupon code "Max" here: 🤍?fpr=maxyuryev °We DO NOT collect, store, use, or share any data about you.įCX is the fastest, right? I compared to Resolve 16 and things got interesting! This makes it possible for us to make more videos. °If you purchase something from our affiliate links will get a small commission with no extra cost to you. °Max Yuryev is a participant in the B&H Photo Video affiliate program that provides an advertising commission if you purchase through our links. °Max Yuryev is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to In this video, I test out the new native apple silicon version of Davinic Resolve 17.3 with a wide variety of codecs 4K stabilization, h.264 and h.265 HEVC. Testing the NEW version of Davinci Resolve and comparing it Final Cut Pro on an M1 MacBook Air! My opinions on products and services remain unbiased. *Some links in this description are affiliate links and therefore when clicked, if you buy the service or product I may make a small commission off of that sale. Twitter - Instagram - TikTok 🤍initialfocus #videoediting #FinalCutProX #stockvideo #videomarketing In the race for the best video editor who will win? DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro or Premiere Pro? Which side are you on? Check out all of the video editing software below: I hope you find this video useful, please consider subscribing if you did!Īll my music comes from Artlist, sign up here for 2 months free when you purchase a subscription: 🤍 Whilst I will endeavour to keep posting a video every week, it may have to be a video every fortnight if I'm to maintain this level of quality.
This video is a fair bit longer than my normal videos, however in the past couple of weeks I've started to switch up my approach to YouTube to favour quality over quantity. I hope this video makes the process easier.
I know it can be hard choosing which editing program to use, and there are plenty of reasons to choose either Davinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro X. By recording myself editing the video in both programs I'am able to show the benefits and draw backs of the systems in the real world. This video follows the start to finish process of editing a short video piece about one of the best and most noble weapons ever created, the mighty trebuchet.
Well this video has been over a month the making but it's finally ready! I know I've made a comparison video before, but this time I've included plenty of footage of me editing in the 2 NLEs to clearly show the main primatial difference when it comes to using them in day to day work.
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