Thread Davinci Resolve 17

[rand thompson]

Introducing DaVinci Resolve 17


By Blackmagic Design




YouTube page link for "Fullscreen" playback option
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=...&v=0aJwBKIbMHY

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[rand thompson]

Thank you Blackmagic Design for this major update to the Color Page!!!!

[rand thompson]

Davinci Resolve 17 Beta downloads


https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/pro...avinciresolve/



Davinci Resolve 17 Beta 1



What's New features can be found here.
https://forum.blackmagicdesign.com/v...?f=21&t=125040


Mac

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/sup...d/Mac%20OS%20X

Windows

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/sup...44594d/Windows



Davinci Resolve Studio 17 Beta 1


Mac

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/sup...3/Mac%20OS%20X

Windows

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/sup...3ea763/Windows

[jake blackstone]

Nobe Color and Nobe Scopes guy is in trouble. HDR grading is an attempt to mimic Basegrade, but it is a bit convoluted, grading using screen gestures lifted directly from Cinema Grade and Neural Engine keying is a direct copy from Flame. Said that, not too bad for free, I'll take it:)

[Mike P.]

Does anyone actually mind where they were inspired from?

Using the HDR grading and being able to adjust the DR ranges, has a lot of potential to help cameras with less even over/under exposure (like shadow-latitude-heavy REDs). Might be cool if manufacturers did presets/maps to maximize the DR spread. Would it be "more DR for free"? No. Would it be, "best starting point/maximizing the existing DR for the grade"? Yes.

I gotta watch it again...it seemed to get rid of the need for IPP2's tone map/highligh roll-off settings (as it does it much more accurately/customizable).

[jake blackstone]

Does anyone actually mind where they were inspired from?

Not really, theft is the best form of flattery. Apple made a great business based on "inspiration" from Xerox. Said that, I'd like to see, for once, something new from BM, that hasn't been done before and done better. If you're going to copy something, then make a great copy, like in case of Apple, not an over complicated convoluted tools, that are difficult to use without a mouse. And $595 for the set of new plastic key caps for someone, who just spent $30k on a panel.

[Phil Holland]

Several of my feature requests tended to and a smidge of Speedgrade coming into the mix. Pretty amazing update for the entire suite actually. Particularly cut and edit as well as audio. Bravo.

[AndreeMarkefors]

Omni Color and Omni Scopes guy is in trouble. HDR grading is an attempt to mimic Basegrade, but it is a bit convoluted, grading using screen gestures lifted directly from Cinema Grade and Neural Engine keying is a direct copy from Flame.

Yeah, we've pretty much come full circle back to Nike's, New Balance's, Brooks', Saucony's, Asics', Puma's, Adidas', Sketchers', On's and others blatant rip-off of Moses' sandals.

It's a shame really.

[jake blackstone]

Yeah, we've pretty much come full circle back to Nike's, New Balance's, Brooks', Saucony's, Asics', Puma's, Adidas', Sketchers', On's and others blatant rip-off of Moses' sandals.

It's a shame really.

Except non of those "Moses sandals" are free like Resolve Studio now.

Says you:

"$295... but, hey... don't need to buy it if you're picking up a Studio license because we're throwing it in there.... *face palm*"

I'm not worried about FilmLight and Autodesk, but Time in Pixels just got devasted, it's a very small innovative company from Poland. i think this company is just one brilliant programmer and now this free-ish BM business model claims another victim. Cinema Grade is another tiny shop with programming talent hailing from Russia. Innovation comes from those small start ups, so this is a big loss for all of us.

[rand thompson]

It felt like I was giving coordinates to launch a missile to set up an IPP2 Resolve "Color Managed" workflow.