[dan_pixelflow]

At $50 a year (equates to $4 a month if paid annually), this is - albeit a subscription model - so much better than Adobe's £20 a month plan for just Premiere (obviously to get you to go for the £50 a month plan). It's a much better plan and I hope things like this make Adobe consider their costs. It's a big ask and I know they won't... but you can hope.

[ww520]

I use the free version of Davinci Resolve to edit videos for a few occasions. It's amazingly good. Easy to learn and easy to use. Quite impressive with the feature sets.

[speedgoose]

The color editor using nodes is particularly powerful, and you can even export .cube LUT files. I now use it to edit my pictures too.

[jamiedumont]

I'd love to hear more about this! I'm a photographer but look on jealously at Davinci. Black Magic got so much right with the design (and business model) of their software. How does it work for images?

[ww520]

Davinci Resolve just treats photos as another source media. When added to a timeline, the photo got repeated as a still image throughout the timeline. You can apply color and filter transformation to the timeline as usual. Export a frame from the timeline as image at the end for output.

See this for working on photos, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHhklKCBC0s

[charcircuit]

Premiere is $31.49 per month on the month plan. The annual plan paid monthly is $20.99 per month.

For all apps is $82.49 pel month on them monthly plan.