When it comes to video editing and visual effects for gaming trailers, DaVinci Resolve has emerged as a favorite among VFX artists. But how does it stack up against Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, and HitFilm?
We compare key features like Resolve FX, node-based compositing, and GPU acceleration. For motion graphics, Fusion (built into Resolve) offers a robust alternative to After Effects. Meanwhile, its color grading tools are industry-leading—essential for cinematic visual effects.
For virtual production workflows, DaVinci Resolve supports real-time playback and collaborative editing, making it ideal for teams working on in-game cinematics. We also highlight plugins that expand its Resolve FX capabilities.
Our verdict? While Premiere may be better for quick edits, DaVinci Resolve dominates in visual effects and color correction—perfect for video game trailers.