You simply can’t make any major account changes online so you have to speak to their chat team. I have had dealings with them in the past and I always left their chat box frustrated and disappointed, however you have no option but to speak to them as Adobe if you want to remove your bank card, delete your account or upgrade your account. The reason I deleted my Adobe account is because their customer support is awful. I haven’t stopped using Adobe apps because their software is bad. It’s generally a user-friendly video editing solution and it’s powerful too. I was never a big fan of their keyframe system either as it made advanced audio and video editing unnecessarily difficult.ĭespite these issues, I liked Adobe Premiere Pro. Due to this, I got into the habit of saving projects constantly, yet there were still times I lost a lot of work. In all my years of using Premiere Pro, I don’t think I went one full week without it crashing. It requires more CPU power than most other video editors, which meant playback could stutter badly unless you rendered every clip into cache. Premiere Pro could be a frustrating program to work with. Over a period of five years, the advanced version of DaVinci Resolve would cost £235, whilst Adobe Premiere Pro would cost £1,198.20.īefore I talk more about DaVinci Resolve, allow me to explain exactly why I deleted my Adobe account. I honestly believe 99% of YouTubers could get by without these additional features, however the studio version only costs a one-off fee of only £235. It also adds many useful audio and video effects and colour grading options. This version unlocks advanced GPU acceleration, 8K video resolutions and frame rates above 60FPS.
They do also offer a pro version of DaVinci Resolve called DaVinci Resolve Studio. They produce many premium audio and video editing consoles that are aimed towards Hollywood studios and broadcasting companies. Especially as Premiere Pro had an awful track record of crashing.īlackmagicdesign, the company behind DaVinci Resolve, can offer their video editor free of charge as they primarily make their money from selling hardware. I’m still new to DaVinci Resolve, but every day I am discovering something new I love about it and with the power of hindsight, I am wondering why I didn’t switch to it sooner. Yes…100% free! There are no restrictions to using it whatsoever, which is even more surprising when you consider that after spending thousands of pounds on Adobe software, I was only ever able to install their software applications on two computers (which is a pain as I switch between one PC and two laptops regularly). Surprisingly, the core version of DaVinci Resolve is 100% free to download and use.
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