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This chapter looks at more parts of the editing tab, covering slow motion inside of Fusion. In the third part of this series we look at the editing page in Resolve, and highlight some of the differences between Resolve and other programs.Įditing in Resolve Part 4: Rendering, slow motion, Fusion, and re linking

There are some nice import options, however, including the ability to split clips based on the video content, which are explained here.Įditing in Resolve Part 3: Editing, trimming sound & titles This is probably the biggest drawback you have in using Resolve as your main editing program as most formats will need to be converted to be usable in Resolve. Resolve has a lot of nice options for importing footage although is quite limited on the formats it can import.

In this first chapter we look at the interface of Resolve and explain how you work through the different pages, and how to organise the interface.Įditing in Resolve Part 2: Importing footage We will also point out how you do things you commonly do in other programs inside Resolve. There are some limitations which we will cover in these videos. With Resolve 12.5 Blackmagic have significantly enhanced Resolve editing abilities it is now possible to use Resolve for all your editing needs, if you so wish. In these videos we compare the editing features of Resolve to other programs and point out a few things you will need to know if moving from other programs like EDIUS and Premiere Pro.Įditing in Resolve Part 1: Using DaVinci Resolve for editing

Blackmagic have enhanced the editing features of DaVinci Resolve so that now it is possible to do a complete edit entire in Resolve, just using the free version.