Dacian A.
An absolute odyssey of frustration and buried buttons
If you want a piece of software that turns a three-second task—like making a simple image background transparent—into a forensic investigation through hidden nodes, obscure luminance keyers, and algorithms that choke on static pictures, DaVinci Resolve is the absolute champion. On paper, it can do everything; in practice, it makes the simplest operations feel nearly impossible. The interface seems purposely designed to make you waste time hunting through non-intuitive menus for options that should be right at your fingertips. A deeply exhausting experience for basic graphic tasks.


