Resolve’s Colour Management has undergone a lot of changes. Viewer Wipe Modes, used to easily compare shots, have a few new variations, such as splitting the image diagonally, as a Venetian blind, or with a checkerbroad effect.
New tools have been added to your palette, such as HDR Grading, Colour Warper and Magic Mask.Ĭolour Warper is an interesting way of altering the colour and luminance of a clip simultaneously and you can control that change either by clicking and dragging on the preview window, or by changing the position of the points on the tool’s grid.Īs for Magic Mask, it looks like a simple and impressive way to isolate a person or part of a person from the rest of the clip - but that’s a new tool only available in the Ultimate version.
What version is that?Īs of replying, I can only see download links for beta versions of version 18.Many colour grading features have been improved with new tools added, giving you greater control over the look of your media (Image credit: Blackmagic Design) Color gradingĪs you may know, Resolve started its existence as a colour grading tool, and version 17 has made a lot of advancements and improvements in that section of the software. Its really a pain if I got proficient with the program, but I don't agree with the pricing like Adobe and Sony where you have to pay for every new version or a monthly plan.īonus Tip2: I'm buying via their website, since I can't find a retailer near my location. What is the local database? Do I have to backup my whole "Working Folders" directory?īonus tip: Thanks, I'm actually learning it and I'm asking about the license so if I like it, I know the prices. For now I'm working with 4k60 videos and rendering takes a long time with my Ryzen 7 2700X. I also want to make use of the GPU Acceleration and GPU rendering, since I experience lagging when playing a video in a project and rendering takes a long time. Previously, I've been using Kdenlive, and it was unstable, sometimes it crashes unexpectedly, and I'll have to redo project all over again. I'm planning to work with 4k 120Hz gameplay videos and I'm also planning to get the Samsung S22 Ultra which can film at 8k.
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