Another advantage of the enhanced editing features is the better round trip collaboration with Apple Final Cut Pro X™.Ĭolor correction features have been upgraded in DaVinci Resolve 11, including new color grading controls that are designed for photographers who are moving into cinematography. There are new collaborative workflow tools in DaVinci Resolve 11 which allows an editor and multiple colorists to work on different workstations, sharing the same timeline and working in tandem as they complete shots. You can also add and animate open FX plug-ins directly in the timeline as well as use plug-ins for transitions. Make sure you take a look, it's an interesting watch.ĭaVinci Resolve 11 is a major upgrade and we have added over 70 new editing features including dual monitor support and familiar professional tools like dynamic JKL trimming, audio crossfades and fully customizable keyboard shortcuts for faster editing.ĭaVinci Resolve 11 now has a new spline curve keyframe editor integrated into the edit timeline that positions keyframes directly under each clip and in context with the clip. We cannot embed the demo video of the editing features by Alexis Van Hurkman, the privacy features on Vimeo won't let us.
Where Resolve doesn't follow FCPX is the use of dual source and record monitors and (we shiver) setting a target for the source clips on the timeline.
The Inspector looks very similar, as does the timeline colours, fade handles and more. Resolve 11 does look remarkably like FCXP in a number of ways, they even mention it on the webpage 'like Final Cut Pro X'. It's also the most puzzling as it seems to be reversing backwards into FCPX territory.
You might find a lot of familiarity between the editing tools in Resolve 11 and those in FCPX.įrom an FCPX editor's perspective, the announcement of Resolve 11 is probably the most interesting of Blackmagic's news after the cameras. DaVinci Resolve got an update to version 11. The new URSA and the Studio Camera were not the only new products Blackmagic announced at NAB 2014.
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