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Blender vs DaVinci Resolve: Which is best for you?
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- The sheer-ability to do a parametric modelling and ability to create your own workspace, divide and play with windows is the thing I liked the most about Blender.
- Not sure if it was the software or limitations with my PC, but even with an 4GB dedicated Nvidia graphics card, it was a little slow at times once adding layering to the 3D models.
- The color grading tab is filled with lots of useful nodes, and fusion is cool for all the effects needed if you like nodes this the one.
- Customizing the interface is, for me, not as intuitive (or, in some cases, possible) as I'd like.
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