That's interesting because with my students, graduate kids in branding and marketing, Resolve is totally off the radar, as it should be for them. We cut in X, color in X and effects in Motion or AE. Premiere is a distant second, with Media Composer and Resolve not in the conversation. How things change.
Here's another question: Is BMD making a mistake putting time and effort into an edit system that joins an already crowded market? Should they stop at being a finishing solution (which I have done on several X to Resolve gigs)? Or just offer a great color correction system? I wonder about the wisdom of losing focus on what you are really good at.
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