Adobe After Effects has a few different ways you can apply effects to a number of clips. Depending on your specific style of editing and clips you work on the techniques may differ, but you will definitely find a solution that works for you.

NVIDIA is claiming RTX 3090 as a "big ferocious GPU (BFGPU) with TITAN class performance". Let's compare it with RTX 3080 and the previous flagship RTX 2080 Ti.

It's time to cover different ways of applying effects to multiple clips in Final Cut Pro. Knowing these tricks can potentially help you save lots of time in editing.

The big announcement from NVIDIA was long-awaited not only by the gamer community. Filmmakers were also intrigued by the possibilities new generation GPUs could bring them. Finally the day had come. Let’s dig into the goodies it has brought.

When you are busy shooting it’s hard to keep everything in mind. When filming in low light conditions, the list of things to take care of goes even longer. You may simply forget to take a couple of seconds to record something featureless to help yourself build a noise profile and fix unwanted noise and gran in post. In the worst-case scenario, you can end up with a clip, that is so rich with details that it’s impossible to find a big flat area to build a quality noise profile.

Time to learn how to apply different effect to multiple clips at the same time in DaVinci Resolve. You can do it differently depending on the page you are working in.