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Filmmaker, IT & science writer. Certified trainer, IT specialist & consultant. Whistleblower. @beehave_, @steinermentary, @amazonfilmsintl

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DaVinci Resolve Studio 21 review: Pro-grade video editing software with some amazing - and terrifying - AI tools

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But there's also the more powerful DaVinci Resolve Studio. This is the high-end, pro-grade variant for professional filmmakers and videographers. It unlocks a raft of extra features for a reasonable one-time fee. Now, I'm a massive fan of both of Blackmagic Design's video editing tools, so I was keen to see what the latest version of Studio brings to the editing bay.
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DaVinci Resolve 21 (2026) review: Our top free video editing app gets big improvements and a new Lightroom-style Photos tool for color-grading images

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DaVinci Resolve screenshot during our review. I consider Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve to be among the best professional-grade desktop non-linear video editing software out there. You'll find it a core part of our guides to the best free video editing software and best video editing software we've ever tested. So, I was keen to see what the latest version (21), offers. And to say I was surprised would be an understatement. This is one of those tools that just keeps getting better.
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GIMP (2026) review

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Using GIMP during our review process. Regular readers of my reviews will know I’m not a big fan of renting software (developers erroneously refer to those as ‘subscriptions’). I prefer to purchase - and therefore own - my software. But what’s better than paying for stuff? Getting it for free of course! So what do you do when your budget’s just too tight, not only to afford expensive ongoing monthly commitments (like Photoshop), but even just one-off costs (like Pixelmator Pro)?
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