The fact that it’s free makes DaVinci Resolve the perfect entry point to the world of video editing. Don’t be fooled the free version is very powerful. The standard free version (yes, that’s fully free and fully functional) and the studio version, which has several enhanced features that are not available in the free version. We could write an entire article just about the subtle differences between these video editing programs, but in the end, the main thing that separates DaVinci Resolve for someone new to video editing is cost.ĭaVinci Resolve has 2 versions. You could use any of them for video editing, and many people do. In essence, these 3 programs are all very similar in how they work and what they are capable of doing. You may be wondering why you should start with DaVinci Resolve and not Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro. As a newbie to video editing, it may seem a bit intimidating, but if you are going to get good at video editing, this is the place to start. Now, at version 17, it is fully featured, including video editing, visual effects, color grading and audio mixing tools that allow you to make amazing content. TL DR: As suggests, pick the cheapest one as they're quite similar, and if just color grading, then go, if compositing 4K footage, you'll need to downscale to 1080 to be at least usable.DaVinci Resolve is an outstanding professional video editing suite developed by Blackmagic Design. I think you are talking about a desktop PC, but just in case :) That doesn't mean Hitfilm won't use the Nvidia GPU, it does, but not in the same way a desktop PC will (this behavior is called Nvidia Optimus). I have observed that within a laptop, the external HDMI port is always managed by the Intel GPU no matter which GPU uses Hitfilm Pro / Express. Compositing 3D models, complex effects or anything similar on top of a 4K footage means my PC says goodbye. Color grading it's ok most of the time unless you start using the grading transfer and light wrap effects. I always downscale to 1080p to preserve some of the 4K nice image details, because otherwise as soon as I open Mocha to track something in 4K, I'm done. Have a GTX 950m (the 4GB version) with an i7-6700HQ and 16GB RAM, it's quite similar to your setup in terms of graphics and memory and it struggles with 4K editing as suggests.
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