that's a lot of functionality, for free. how are they making money from this?
i didn't see a pro/paid version - unless they're planning to offer a post-processing cloud subscription later on...
i didn't see a pro/paid version - unless they're planning to offer a post-processing cloud subscription later on...
Another comment earlier mentioned how Davinci resolve may start gaining market share for the very reason that it's free and kids learning to edit are more likely to go with them instead of cracking adobe these days (and then using the former when they enter the workforce).
I like that :)