It’s a super stable software and is very responsive, even more than Premiere Pro but it’s such a pain in the ass to work with. I recommend changing to Avid when you have almost no experience with any other editing programs. It even has some very nice color correction and grading tools. If you mostly just want to edit and apply basic effects this is an ideal program. That’s because it has a slim feature set. It has a quick start-up and playback & editing in general goes very smooth. Lightworks is a super lightweight editing program. It feels a little bit old fashion but the playback goes pretty smooth, it does take some time when importing footage but once in the timeline it all goes fine. It has masking abilities and there’s even a motion tracker. We can make animations using keyframes, it has a bunch of effects (not a lot but the essentials) and it has color grading tools. It has a lot of the professional features an editing software needs. This is a completely free and open source program. It does have a lot of trouble playing back 4K footage.
It has some color grading tools and is a very lightweight program with barely any stability isssues. However, making animation using keyframes is actually way more intuitive. Shotcut is a completely free editing software, it’s familiar to Lightworks. We came across 7 of them and the best thing is that they are all free. We decided it was time to look for some alternatives. It has a lot of features but also a lot of crashes unfortunately.
We’ve been editing on Adobe Premiere Pro for a couple of years now and we kind of have a love-hate relationship with it. Featuring the brand new Omen 15 and AMD Ryzen 7.
In this tutorial we take a look at professional video editing softwares like Lightworks, Resolve, Shotcut, HitFilm, Filmora, Kdenlive and Avid Media Composer. 7 alternative video editing programs than Adobe Premiere Pro which are completely free.
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