

I now use it exclusively in my business, finally dropping the full CC subscription last year.

I landed on DaVinci Resolve and have been using it since version 14. Later, with a fledgling video production business, I went in search of a more cost-effective alternative to the Adobe subscription model. I started editing on Pinnacle Studio many years ago, then Final Cut Express followed by Final Cut Pro 7 and with a move to PC came a move to Premiere Pro and more of the Adobe Suite. Here’s some background about my journey of change. Version 16 brought big changes and resulted in a very capable NLE that can offer everything Premiere Pro does, and then some. This is a question that many have pondered in recent times as DaVinci Resolve evolved since version 14.
