It may be an expensive subscription based software, but it’s still the best all round editor in my honest opinion. I also prefer Adobe Premiere because of it’s integration with Adobe After-effects and Adobe Audition.
Adobe have recently improved performance for all Mac OSX users using 10.13 and above helping reduce render times. Edius Pro 8 (Fast Renderless 4K Workflow, cons : lack of VFX, PC Only.)Īdobe Premiere CC is my main choice even though I’m on Mac.DaVinci Resolve (Great Colour Correction, cons : VFX integration.).Adobe Premiere CC (Great All-Rounder, cons : slow workflow, expensive.).Adobe Premiere CC (Best all-rounder has good effects integration, cons : Slower exports, expensive.).DaVinci Resolve (Fast if have good Mac with dedicated GFX, Best options for colour grading.Final Cut (Fastest and easiest to use, cons : has least options as standard, requires a-lot of additional plugins to unlock functionality such as colour correction, VFX and batch exports.).These are the packages I recommend for the Following Platforms : If you’re a beginner or novice to the post production scene, my advice for you is that it may be worth picking ‘one’ software package now and sticking with it going forward. Not all of us have the luxury of the latest super fast computer and sometimes we’re limited to laptop machines if we’re on the run, so we have to make the most of what we have.
The most common scenarios are recompressing assets like intros & motion graphics & our already compressed drone footage once they make their way into a final program. If you have a properly tuned post production workflow then the amount of times you’ll recompress an intermediate video should be zero or once. The h.265 video from drones such as the Mavic Pro 2 requires a workaround or a fast computer.
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