Training on Every New Feature in Resolve’s 12.5 UpdateĬolorist, Filmmaker and Author Alexis Van Hurkman‘s latest Ripple Training title – DaVinci Resolve 12.5 New Features, provides critical viewing for any professional colorist working in Resolve and an extremely valuable resource for any one looking to make the most of the 250+ new features in the 12.5 release. also has a useful round up of some of the most common keyboard shortcuts, which will help you get grading faster if you’re new to working in Resolve. When working with oversized RED footage being mastered to HD resolution, it is standard operating procedure for the colorist to match the editor’s re-positionings.
Viewing the reference is useful at the end of the session for matching shot repositions and blowups.
It’s a great guide to anyone look to do this for the first time. Using an offline reference movie will allow you to compare the offline edit to your grade and ensure everything has conformed correctly, as well as compare shot framing, effects and more.
Tristan Kneschke shares a detailed and very useful step-by-step guide to working with offline reference movies in Resolve over on. This allows you to rapidly organise your project based on creating bins through bespoke metadata rules. In this 4 minute tip from Theo from Meisner Media, you can get a quick tour of using Smart Bins in Resolve 12.5. You should also check out a new post full of post production promo codes to get a 20% discount code for his recently updated FCPX grading plugin Color Finale. If you want to learn more from Denver you should check out these previous posts. If you want an even more in-depth guide to every new feature in DaVinci Resolve check out Alexis Van Hurkman’s superb 12.5 New Features Ripple Training course, reviewed further on in this post.Īlex from walks through one of the topics that can stump newer users to Resolve which is – how to save and move your project and working with Disk Databases.Ĭolorist Denver Riddle demonstrates how to create a popular ‘film look’ in this fast paced 1 minute tutorial, which is really a trailer for his up-coming webinar and giveaway. In this hour long demo recorded at LACPUG from Paul Saccone from Blackmagic Design, you can get a great introduction to using Resolve 12.5 for the first time.
DaVinci Resolve 12.5 is now out of beta ( so go download it) and packed with hundreds of new features, improvements and updates.
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