I Tested The World’s Most Expensive Editing Software

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I’m never complaining about premiere pro again after watching this

For this amount of money i would expect the video to edit itself XDDD

Having a cracked version of premiere pro doesn’t make me feel bad, owning a cracked version of this would make me feel like a super villain 💀.

No one uses Flame for feature film. It is primarily used in the commercial world for finishing. Its editing toolset isn't meant for complex editing timelines, it is primarily meant for vfx editorial. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

This video is amazing. A somewhat sad reality for us in the Flame world, but amazing that you made it. I've been using Flame for 10 years, I'm staff Flame artist, sometimes I make Flame tutorials, and I would be ecstatic to answer all of the questions you asked throughout the video, but I think I'll leave it at: Flame is def finnicky and you need to do things "the Flame way" and not "the Premiere way". A quick glance tells me that you were going a little too hardcore in the timeline there, thus the familiar Preview Unavailable. BUT, for anyone out there interested in Flame, please know there is a very delightful, helpful, amazing Flame community out there called Logik and we would be more than happy to answer all of your questions all the time. Go Flame :)

12 days of beginner Flames: not even a few seconds worth of footage 2 hours of expert PremierPro: one minute long footage with good edits DONE

It seems like this software is something that some Hollywood editors use, even though it is the least user friendly thing on planet earth and then you ask why not use Davinci/Premiere to edit and they just say "it's just what we've always done". There is no logical reason this should be used, in my opinion.

As a frame user, it was so difficult for me to go through Autodesk Flame but now i don't have any problem because i never used that software again.

Bro is gonna rule the next generation with his editing skills.BTW I'm impressed with your editing skills FR

This is fascinating because I work in VFX and Flame VFX artists are some of the best comp artists in the world. They are paid the most and do the highest level of work. Editing in Flame feels like editing in AE to me haha

the funny thing is, as a flame artist (we are definetely not editors, maybe Online editors but its not scene assembly etc) doing anything I do in flame would be absolutely impossible in Premiere and I constantly am in the same pain you are in right now when using creativecloud apps because its cumbersome and bad quality. We live in a different environment where editors dont export final "edits" its all split up into tasks because each task is so heavy

I was on the edge, but the final result at the end of the video was it for me. I'm getting flame for 14 million dollars per week or however expensive it was. Thanks finzar.

I once had an internship at a German TV channel. They were using Avid for just about everything. Only knowing Premiere and a bit of Davinci beforehand, this video is precisely what I felt like.

i can't believe Finn is having trouble with an editing software

I appreciate that at the end, you came out of it with a greater appreciation for visual effects artists, instead of writing off the tool altogether. Pretty fun video. You should try tackling nuke next 😈

Awesome video! I’m still struggling with Premiere Pro editing my videos 😂 I just learnt you can save multiple effects as a single preset if you highlight them and save… the grind is real

Honestly, nodes in Davinci Resolve are too great, at least greater 😂

Awesome/Informative/Entertaining video as usual. Just want to say, your videos and editing skills inspired me to learn how to do just that! Started a channel and everything from that so thank you Finzar.

Haha quality video man. Engaged throughout. Subbed