Switching from Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve "DaVinci Resolve" is now giving Premiere a tough competition with the help of AI and updates. The pricing difference between the two software is that Premiere Pro requires a subscription, while DaVinci Resolve has a one-time payment option. However, there are limitations in using free version of DaVinci Resolve on mid-range systems. While both software have their strengths and weaknesses, DaVinci Resolve offers all-in-one features for editing, audio processing (Fairlight), and VFX (Fusion). Adobe's dynamic link ecosystem provides some advantages as well.
Comparison: Layer-based vs Node-based Editing Premiere Pro uses layers for effects where adjustments affect everything below them. In contrast, Davinici Resovle works based on nodes which allows more flexibility in applying effects individually to specific parts of footage or clips within Fusion page.