Have you been shooting all night and now have to deal with digital noise? Or maybe you are working with archived footage? There are different reasons video noise can get onto your footage, the good news is you can always fix it.

At times you may ask yourself and us 'What's going on?!' Why have your frames become squashed or doubled? Usually, those visual effects are just a sign that you are working with an interlaced video. Do you need to do anything special to denoise such clips?

Banding in video is a problem that has been around for a long time and is difficult to deal with. However we've decided to challenge ourselves and do some tests to see what works and what doesn't. Each stage of the video editing process has its own ways of eliminating / preventing / masking the problem and many video editing apps can assist you with making it less noticeable as well.

New hardware and new performance. Find out how well Resolve, Premiere Pro and Final Cut went through this transition.

Lumetri Color and Warp Stabilizer can make the rentering time very long if applied to the wrong place. How do you know the order Premiere Pro applies the effects to a clip? Nested sequence, clip, adjustment layer, master clip… What goes first?

Editing video is a non-stop juggle. You constantly have to make decisions about what effects to add to clips, what frame size to choose. You also have to think about the time you might have to spend waiting for the preview to be updated before you can carry on with editing.