To cut to the chase of my overall thoughts, once you’ve got your shortcuts set up in an efficient manner, you can edit a lot faster using the 19 programmable buttons the Naga has to offer, as you’re moving your hands a lot less.
I’ve updated this post on The Best Mouse for Film Editing, with some other options for this kind of mouse – featuring 12 button thumb pads – which you can check out here.īut do read the rest of this article to mine it for valuable insights on how to set up this kind of mouse for effective film editing! If you’re a Mac based editor you should know that Razer have dropped support for the Synapse software which enables the full customisability of the mouse and smooth operating.
Wired and Wireless versions are available That said, if there was a device that would make me switch back to a mouse, the Razer Naga Chroma would be it. I even take one with me when I edit in client’s offices as I won’t edit without it! The generous team at Razer were kind enough to send me a Razer Naga Chroma for the purposes of this review, and I’m really glad they did!Īs a long-time fan and proponent of the Wacom tablet I’ve avoided looking at mice, because I didn’t believe there could be a better option than my trusty Wacom. If there is a mouse that can speed up your film editing and be a joy to use, this is it.
In fact, you can download the exact shortcuts and settings used with this mouse to cut those films! The Razer Naga Chroma programmable gaming mouse is a high calibre mouse used by post production professionals on Hollywood blockbusters such as Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Edge of Tomorrow, Kick-Ass 2 and many more. I’ve updated the following Naga Chroma links to the Razer Naga store page for ease of choice. Update 2021 – The Razer Naga Chroma has been superseded by the wireless Razer Naga Pro and wired Razer Naga Trinity – although the functionality is effectively the same.
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