I previously posted this tutorial (along with 35 other minutes of free tutorials) in this post. Given that the software is free, there’s really no reason to download it and give it a try!Īnother helpful thing to grab would be Canadian colorist Mathieu Marano’s DaVinci Resolve 11 Short Cut Cheat Sheet – a free download as a pdf of desktop sized jpg – and recently updated for version 11 of Resolve. If you’re an editor or cameraman wondering whether you should bother to learn DaVinci Resolve then it’s worth taking a look at this short tutorial from Mixing ‘s Patrick Inhofer, which explains the essential differences between the Life (free) and full (paid) versions of Resolve. General performance and stability improvementsĭavinci Resolve 11.2 tip – Use DNxHR as your render cache format if you are on Windows and working on a higher than HD timeline! #resolve11.Flags and markers now supported in ColorTrace.Option to select RGB pixel order for DPX version 2.0.Invalidate clip cache option in Edit and Color page.AAF import now sets the timeline resolution.Here you can learn how to stabilise some shaky footage in under 5 minutes.
You can download the updates today for both the Full and Lite versions of the software from the Blackmagic Design Support site. In the video above you can check out the first ‘Resolve in a Rush’ training video from Alexis Van Hurkman, who has written more than one must read book on colour correction and presented some excellent in-depth training on Resolve too. DaVinci Resolve has taken another leap forward with it’s 11.2 release, which includes several new features, listed below.
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