Not a biggie really - just need to get into the habit.Ģ. I'm having to remember to convert stuff as I bring it in. Importing files and making proxies is straightforward enough, but I prefer the PP approach of setting this up in project settings so it automatically does it each time you import something. Importing, shuffling stuff around, cutting it together is very similar once you have done some tutorials.ġ. But my impression so far is that I think I'll be OK with it. Yes, it's different to Premiere Pro, and there is the interface to negotiate and what they call things. So far I've put together a few shots, imported my standard opener and had a go at an animated map. Audio is commentary from the bike, voiceovers and music. Some action cam mounted on a gimbal, some drone footage, some stills and animated maps. Following disused railways, forgotten roads etc. My projects are local history on a mountain bike short films. As someone who has publicly stated I don't share the love for resolve, I thought it might be an idea to report how I get on with it! The reason I'd like to switch is cost! I don't really use PP enough to justify the cost.
So I figured it is a good time to give Resolve a serious go, and am recreating part of my last project that was edited with PP. At the moment I have a project in the pipeline and am in the research phase and haven't started filming.
#DAVINCI RESOLVE CRASHING WHEN TRYING TO EDIT PRO#
I am a Premiere Pro user, and have tried Resolve a couple of times but got nowhere. I know there is a lot of love in this forum for Resolve.
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