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DaVinci Resolve
Was ist DaVinci Resolve?
Videobearbeitungsanwendung, die die Produktion durch Farbkorrektur, visuelle Effekte, Bewegungsgrafiken und Nachbearbeitungsaudio ermöglicht.
Wer verwendet DaVinci Resolve?
Entwickelt, um Redakteure, Assistenten, VFX-Künstler und Koloristen bei der Verwaltung von Postproduktionsprozessen für Spielfilme, Fernsehshows und Werbespots zu unterstützen.
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Bewertungen über DaVinci Resolve
Best NLE you can get your hands on
Extrem gutes Tool zu fairen Konditionen
Kommentare:
Ich finde in DaVinci Resolve Studio alle Funktionen, die ich mir wünsche.
Es gibt zu jedem Thema bei Blackmagicdesign, aber auch bei YouTube gute Tutorials. Die Software hat bei mir noch nie Probleme gemacht. Abstürze sind extrem selten, wenn die Voreinstellungen richtig gemacht sind (automatische Backups), sind Datenverluste nahezu ausgeschlossen.
Vorteile:
Schnittprogramm ist logisch aufgebaut und lässt sich leicht erlernen. Die DaVinci Tutorials sind GENIAL! DaVinci pflegt die Software mit regelmäßigen Updates. Alle Updates sind kostenlos!
Nachteile:
Updates haben manchmal Bugs; man sollte sich vor jedem Update in der User-Community informieren.
Mega Schnittprogramm
Vorteile:
Ich habe viele Möglichkeiten Videos zu bearbeiten und kann sehr intuitiv anpassen. Klar, man muss sich erst einarbeiten, aber dann gehen kleine Projekte flott, aber auch größere. Hochzeitsvideos waren immer super angenehm geschnitten. Color Grading ist super, aber auch Effekte, Übergänge, schöne Auswahl an Einblendungen. Also top
Nachteile:
Nur in englischer Oberfläche nutzbar, das macht es am Anfang etwas kniffelig, immer herauszufinden, was jetzt passt
Absolute Empfehlung
Kommentare: Kostengünstige Alternative zu teueren Schnitt- & Animationsprogrammen. Kundenkreis: Einsteiger bis Profi
Vorteile:
DaVinci Resolve ist sehr schnell zu lernen und bietet sich gerade für Einsteiger in der Video- & Filmbrache an. Aber auch Profis werden mit umfangreichen Möglichkeiten Software sehr glücklich werden.
Nachteile:
Zum Teil sind Hilfestellungen (Tutorials) bei der Animationserstellung oder beim Colorgrading nötig, um manche Funktionen zu verstehen.
In Betracht gezogene Alternativen:
The best there is.
Kommentare: Extremely positive, to summarize it. DaVinci's editing tools are as simple or complex as you need them to be, with separate lighting, timeline, and FX suites. Transition and effect libraries have more than enough options. The exporting process deserves a shout out - it has prebuilt channel-specific export templates, i.e. "export for Vimeo," "export for Instagram," etc. The times when I have gotten stuck, I was able to figure it out searching online forums. I do have to point out, though, that figuring issues out for yourself would be much harder without a background in film editing. This will be a rough learning tool if you're new to film editing - not an impossible one, and definitely worth the money. But you have to be comfortable operating on your own.
Vorteile:
Well it's free. And there's no hidden nonsense there - you download and install, and you have a full-scale ad-free film editing suite. I've been using DaVinci Resolve for 3+ years and I've never hit an ad, paywall, pop-up, or anything of the kind. Aside from being free, DaVinci Resolve has all the features from Adobe and Final Cut that a beginner-to-intermediate user would want. I am still shocked it's free. DaVinci is one of the few software tools that I am genuinely happy to open and start using.
Nachteile:
Because it's free, there is no customer support. The forum and knowledge library ecosystem is dense though, and you should be able to get most questions answered easily. It's also a bit less user-friendly than other bigger name film editing tools. If you have experience using film editing software, the transition won't be too bad as it operates essentially the same as the others. If you have minimal or no experience and want to use DaVinci as a learning tool, it is going to be a harder (and entirely self-taught) transition.
In Betracht gezogene Alternativen:
DaVinci Resolve, the all in one.
Kommentare: I started using DaVinci Resolve because I was starting to run out of space on my hard drive due to the storage being taken up by the software I was using and the size of the files they were creating. When I started using DaVinci Resolve I realized that I couldn't put it down again, and although I occasionally go back to using some software that I used in the past, it is true that DaVinci is superior in many aspects, and no, I am not exaggerating. It's easy to use, easy to implement and very, VERY cheap if you want to use the studio version, because yes, on top of everything, DaVinci has a very complete version that is FREE
Vorteile:
In davinci resolve it's much easier for me to implement all the functions that I need to edit or create a video. For example, whereas before I needed to "process" my video into montage, editing, colorization, and special effects creation using different programs, with DaVinci Resolve it's as easy as flicking from one tab to another. Not long ago I made a 3D title in DaVinci 50% faster than I did using 3 or more programs.
Nachteile:
To be honest, DaVinci is very close to being perfect, seriously, it even seems like such an unreal program because of the number of functions it implements. Perhaps sometimes this software is limited since it implements functions that should be dealt with one software at a time, but with time and discipline it's possible to perfectly master the virtues and the few defects that may arise.