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We don’t cover audio or video editing on CG Channel, but you can find a full list of the changes to both toolsets via the links at the foot of this story. Workflow improvements include the option to specify the intervals at which timeline backups will be created on a per-timeline basis, and metadata panel support for marker subsclips.Īudio: Fairlight improvements and better support for external database applicationsĪudio artists get support for edit and mix groups in DaVinci Resolve’s Fairlight toolset, support for nesting VCAs, and the option to stream from external database applications like Soundminer. The software can now automatically sort clips by type (dialogue, effects or music), and can also automatically transcribe dialogue, and generate text captions in a new subtitle track. Video editors using Studio get a number of new AI-based tools for working with the audio in media clips. Video editing: new AI-based tools for categorising, transcribing and captioning media clips In addition, DaVinci Resolve now automatically creates the inputs and outputs required by Resolve FX effects plugins, removing the need to drag plugins as independent FX nodes. Other workflow improvements include the option to override color management settings on a per-timeline basis, and to copy color grades to all of the angles within multicam shots when flattening multicam clips. The files can be relinked via a Missing LUTs tab in the LUT gallery. Rather than interrupting playback with a warning dialog, missing LUTs are now shown via an overlay at the bottom of the screen. The 18.5 updates also improve DaVinci Resolve’s handling of projects with missing LUTs. Grading: support for annotations in the color viewer, plus a lot of workflow improvementsĬolorists can also now add their own marker overlays and annotations to footage in the color viewer, making it possible for supervisors to flag up parts of a sequence that need adjusting.

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Studio’s existing Super Scale feature for up-resing video gets a new 2x Enhanced mode for “extremely high quality 2x output”, with manual controls to adjust noise reduction and images sharpness. Light intensity information is placed in the alpha channel for use with any of Resolve’s existing grading tools. With it, artists can add virtual direction, point or spot lights to a shot, and adjust their colour, surface softness and specularity, as shown at 23:40 in the video at the top of the story.

Grading: new AI-based relighting system and improved AI video upscalingĬolorists and effects artists using Studio get Relight, a new AI-based shot relighting system.

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In addition, DaVinci Resolve Studio’s native AI depth map generator is now available inside Fusion. Multi-merge makes it possible to composite shots using a layer-based workflow as well as the node-based workflow available in Fusion, Resolve’s 3D compositing environment. Other new features relevant to visual effects work include Multi-merge, a new tool for managing multiple foreground sources as a composited layer stack, shown at 22:10 in the video at the top of the story. There is also a basic set of tools for manipulating, relighting and rendering imported USD assets: you can find a complete list in this forum post.

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VFX artists working in movie pipelines based around the Universal Scene Description format get the option to import USD and USDZ files, including geometry, materials, lights, cameras and animation.

VFX: initial support for USD workflows and new Multi-merge tool for layer-based compositing The Studio edition also gets new AI-based video editing tools, including AI-based audio categorisation, transcription and captioning. Originally posted on 17 April 2023 for the beta, and updated for the final release.īlackmagic Design has released its latest updates to DaVinci Resolve, its free colour grading, editing and post-production software, and DaVinci Resolve Studio, its $295 commercial edition.ĭaVinci Resolve 18.5 is a major update, adding initial support for USD-based workflows in both editions of the software, plus a new AI-based relighting toolset and improved AI-based video upscaling in Studio. Coverage of Da Vinci Resolve 18.5 starts at 16:05. Blackmagic Design’s product updates for NAB 2023.

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