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A best combo for anybody who is looking for free alternatives to Adobe CC:

1. Adobe Animate in the seas (because no other app is as powerful)
2. Instead of Photoshop use Photopea / Affinity Photo
3. DaVinci Resolve instead of After Effects, Premiere Pro & Lightroom
4. Affinity Designer instead of Illustrator
5. Affinity Publisher instead of InDesign.

as a person who uses Davinci Resolve as their first(and main) editing software, i never realized that some of the "annoyances" mentioned in this video are actual grievances people would have switching from premiere to davinci. i guess it's just the case of being used to a certain software lmao

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There are two types of people. People who change their hands to their keybinds, and people who change their keybinds to the hands.

There are a few very important things you missed out:
1. You can disable the 'red lines' in the viewer by choosing the overlay in the lower left corner of the viewer.
2. You can do the same to adjust the dynamic zoom.
3. You cannot only view the keyframes below a clip in the timeline but press the other button at the right end of a clip to bring up the spline editor where you can adjust keyframe behavior e.g. smoothing transitions.
Hope that shows you that there actually are ways to do it. But great video though, learned a lot.

Honestly it's quite infuriating seeing you forcibly apply the same exact workflow on a completely different piece of software. It seems to me like, instead of treating it as an alternative, you're looking for a clone of premiere. I'd first try to experience it with default features and keybinds, with a really slow initial workflow, and then adapt it to my needs. This way you'll end up learning ways to do things which might be faster, or better than in the app you're trying to replace.

Kinda criminal to see a video on DaVinci without exploring Fusion but honestly I'm not mad about it bc it was still fun seeing someone go through the same things I had to get used to when switching from premiere to davinky hehehe

Been using resolve for years, and recently switched to affinity for photoshop needs.
It's crazy how the alternatives feel so much like they give you more freedom to create what you want whilst allowing you release yourself from the greed of the elites.

This was painful to watch, you tried to brute force davinci into premiere instead of adapting to the more streamlined and intuitive workflow of davinci

As  far as I am aware DaVinci Resolve is not only a competitor to Premiere Pro but also After effect

Respect for trying alternatives, I know it can be really difficult, especially for something you rely on that you have been using for ages.

Alternative title: "Bog is angry for 45 minutes over DaVinci Resolve playhead"

You don't really need the on-screen guide in your case because you can simply change the anchor point and that's the point where davinci zooms in to

Adobe has patented quite a few “features” that have locked other software out from implementing those features.

This is an interesting blend of genuine gripes with the editor version of "but why do I have to end all my lines with a semicolon?"

I've been a resolve editor for years after switching from premiere. it was definitely a bit of a learning curve but now I'm completely accustomed to resolves default shortcuts. it seems like you're trying to apply effects in the same manner as premiere which isn't always the best option. its much easier and you'll have more control when doing motion graphics or any sort of movement effect in the fusion tab. it also includes simple 3d rendering which is essentially after effects and premiere all in one software. it's not very intuitive to do any of the zoom ins, digital pans, or any cropping in the edit tab because of how clunky the key frames are. fusion nodes are intimidating at first but allow you to see key frames, spline, and automatic motion blur, and a lot more tools not accessible in the edit tab. I used to be very intimidated by the nodes in fusion, but after getting over the learning curve, my workflow has been seamless. hope you continue to use davinci resolve because it's so worth it!!

Also, Davinci is still being updated. Free users get all the free updates. Usually smaller features, but they add up!

41:27 Him : talking about not going full crazy over effects.
10 Seconds Later: Going through all the effects...