Lady-Smut
Banned - Multiple Rules Violations
- Jun 7, 2023
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WARNING ! I'M RAMBLING INCOHERENTLY IN THIS POST
I've been using Premiere for a very long time so I'm naturally more inclined to recommend it.
However, I've also been using DaVinci and it's really nice and stable. (Premiere can be buggy.. especially when you go to export)
I recently acquired some videos that were scaled up. Nothing was done to increase the resolution, they were just 'made bigger.'
So, the videos are really poor quality. AI wasn't able to adequately fix the problem and I'm guessing it's because there's too much 'damage'
I started trying to fix a video with Premiere and nothing I tried seem to fix it.
My DaVinci suite has certain effects that I can add. One of them is to give video a 35mm film look and it's definitely an improvement.
In conclusion:
To me Premiere is an old 20th century standby. DaVinci seems to be more robust. (Or at least it is out of the box.. so to speak)
I've been using Premiere for a very long time so I'm naturally more inclined to recommend it.
However, I've also been using DaVinci and it's really nice and stable. (Premiere can be buggy.. especially when you go to export)
I recently acquired some videos that were scaled up. Nothing was done to increase the resolution, they were just 'made bigger.'
So, the videos are really poor quality. AI wasn't able to adequately fix the problem and I'm guessing it's because there's too much 'damage'
I started trying to fix a video with Premiere and nothing I tried seem to fix it.
My DaVinci suite has certain effects that I can add. One of them is to give video a 35mm film look and it's definitely an improvement.
In conclusion:
To me Premiere is an old 20th century standby. DaVinci seems to be more robust. (Or at least it is out of the box.. so to speak)