Video Editing Keyboards
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Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard
- DaVinci Resolve keyboard: Boost editing speed.
- Metal build: Professional video editing keyboard.
- Integrated wrist rest: Ensures comfortable use.
- Wired USB-C: Reliable, low-latency connection.
- Optimized layout: Faster DaVinci Resolve workflow.
LogicKeyboard Advance Line American English Mac Apple Keyboard, United States
- Adobe After Effects keyboard: Boost editing speed.
- Mac keyboard: USB connectivity for seamless workflow.
- Ergonomic keyboard: Scissor switch keys ensure comfort.
- Programmable keyboard: Streamline After Effects tasks.
- Durable keyboard: Aluminum frame for lasting reliability.
LogicKeyboard ASTRA 2 Series Mac Wired Backlit Keyboard for Autodesk Smoke, US
- Autodesk Smoke keyboard: enhances editing workflow.
- Wired keyboard ensures a reliable USB 3.0 connection.
- Backlit keys improve visibility in any environment.
- Ergonomic design provides comfort during long sessions.
- Mac keyboard with responsive scissor-switch keys.
LogicKeyboard Adobe Effects CS4 Slim Line PC Keyboard
- Adobe After Effects keyboard: boosts editing speed.
- Color-coded keys enhance workflow efficiency.
- Slim Line PC keyboard: ergonomic, comfortable design.
- Dual USB 2.0 ports offer expanded connectivity.
- LogicKeyboard: durable build for lasting performance.
Video Editing Keyboards
Video editing is a challenging, time-consuming process. Any tool that makes it faster or easier is well worth considering. Video editing keyboards help streamline your workflow by labelling keys not just with letters, but with program-specific shortcuts. Can’t remember which key combo opens the effects panel or trims a clip? Just look down at your keys.
Many video editing keyboards also feature a built-in USB hub to directly connect other computer peripherals, like mice or specialized controllers, instead of running a rat’s nest of cables back to the computer.
Using one of these handy devices will help you memorize even lesser-used commands, allowing for fast and elaborate editing without you having to look away from the screen.
Programs compatible with video editing keyboards
Certain editing commands are nearly universal. For instance, you’ll use the same key combo to save your work, copy, or paste regardless of your software. But popular apps like Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, and DaVinci Resolve all have their own proprietary sets of keyboard shortcuts and commands. Adorama carries software-specific keyboards geared for optimal support of your favorite titles.
On the broadcast side, look for dedicated video editing keyboards for Quantel and Sony Sonaps. Keyboards for other creation software, like Adobe After Effects, Maxon Cinema 4D, and Autodesk Maya, are also available.
In both cases, the boards feature color-coded keys to help you identify combinations, related tasks, and to separate the keys visually for easier navigation. Many models also feature scissor switch-style keys for a fast, responsive feel.
Backlit or not?
One of the main differences between video editing keyboards is whether or not they have built-in backlighting. In a dark editing bay, a backlit keyboard can make editing significantly easier. Many backlit keyboards let you adjust the intensity depending on your tastes. You’ll find both backlit and non-backlit keyboards at Adorama.
Windows and Mac video editing keyboards
Because most editing programs run on both Windows and Mac machines, we offer video editing keyboards compatible with either OS. Other programs, like Final Cut Pro, are only available on one platform, so compatible keyboards are set up specifically for their native environments.
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