Hindsight, I wouldn't do it for that reason again unless the schedule is equally insane.įor many people, Resolve is more than enough, incredibly powerful and getting better each release. The only reason I tried it for a paid project was because the schedule was insane and color conforming would have taken too long-so integration with my colorist software was the big deciding factor. Premiere does look dated, but it's incredibly flexible, Media Encoder (separate export program) is a god send, Dynamic Link to After Effects is my favorite thing ever (Fusion is comparable, but very unintuitive).
No way to change the export settings once in the queue, so if you made a tiny error, you have to do the tedious process all over again. No way to see the entire file name or file path because the panel width is FIXED. Whyyyyy?Įxport (Delivery) is a nightmare-when you have 40 different sequences to export over and over for each notes pass, individually activating each timeline and going through the button sequence is such a waste of precious time, and the delivery queue is so maddening. Track disable acts like track lock-if you forget to enable all, ripple delete will mess you up bad.
In and out points will override playhead when pasting a clip. Marker title/description doesn't appear on the timeline. Save & Quit doesnt remember: timeline heights, sequence order with multiple timelines, markers visible in edit log. It's kind of hidden & confusing in Fusion, also. Keyframing is a nightmare in Edit Mode (only one parameter visible at a time, and it's only accessible when zoomed in far enough on a clip and track height is tall enough. While there's some features I really find novel and great about Resolve (fluid, modern UI trim tool playhead keeps playing when moved vfx, audio & color integration fast load, live-save etc.) it wasn't without some glaring issues that Premiere has covered. I've been editing on Premiere for over 10 years and just cut a commercial on Resolve to not have to color conform by over cutting.
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