The Keyboard Customization panel lets you go to town with your own shortcuts.
You get all the standard keyboard shortcuts: J for reverse, K for stop, L for forward, and Spacebar to stop and start playback. I had an issue on my Windows 10 test device where I couldn’t zoom the timeline with the prescribed Alt-Mouse wheel action in the Cut page it did, however, work in the Edit page, and there are even buttons for Full Extent Zoom and Detail Zoom, as well as a custom zoom slider. The latter is more like what you see in other editors: With a free playhead, you move the playhead rather than the media. A search box lets you find anything in the source panel-in this page as well as the rest.ĭaVinci lets you choose between a locked or free playhead with the former, you drag the clip across while the playhead remains centered. The Source panel buttons let you easily control what appears in the Source section: Media Pool, Sync Bin, Transitions, Titles, and Effects. You can view source material in thumbnail, metadata, strip, or list views, but you can’t adjust the thumbnail size There are two timelines on the Cut page: The main one at the bottom shows image frame previews and audio waveforms, while the solid blue one at the top is useful for navigation. Once in Editing mode (on either the Cut or Edit page), you see the familiar three-panel working interface, with the source panel at top left, video preview at top right, and timeline across the whole length of the bottom. Before you get into the editing interface, you see the Project Manager window, which has hover-scrubbable thumbnails for each of the projects you’re working on. For its size, DaVinci Resolve starts up reasonably quickly. Getting Started With DaVinci ResolveĪfter downloading the installer, you need to install the DaVinci Resolve program itself, but you can optionally install its Control Panels, Raw Player, and Fairlight Audio program. I tested the Windows version on a Core i7 PC with 16GB RAM.
The installation requires a system reboot, which isn’t common for software installation these days. It’s a 2.4GB download, which is smaller than Premiere Pro’s 3.3GB, without the motion graphics and Media Encoder software. The program also requires at least 16GB RAM-32GB for Linux, or if you want to use the Fusion motion graphics effect. If you do the math, that means that after a year and three months, you will have paid more for Premiere Pro than DaVinci Resolve.ĭaVinci Resolve runs not only on macOS (10.14.6 Mojave and later) and Windows 10 (1703 and later), but also on Linux, though only on CentOS 7.3 or later (a derivative of Red Hat Enterprise Linux). Premiere Pro is subscription-only and costs $20.99 per month with an annual commitment. The latter app requires you to buy the $49.99 Motion and the $49.99 Compressor ancillary apps to get parity in functionality, however. The $295 price just barely beats that of the $299 Apple Final Cut Pro. The company also makes pro cinema and studio cameras ranging from the $495 Pocket Cinema Camera 4K to the $9,995 URSA Mini Pro 12K. That’s probably because Blackmagic sells optional custom keyboards and panels that work with the software-those run from the $295 Speed Editor keyboard to the $29,995 Advanced Panel.
You can only get a full license through an authorized reseller, such as B&H Photo Video. If you want all the premium features, you have to pay a one-time fee of $295. Version 17 of DaVinci Resolve adds support for new wide-gamut HDR formats and brings a powerful audio engine with 3D audio support. What enthusiast video editor wouldn’t want to put those claims to the test? We did just that, and we found that the massive program delivers on them and adds innovative tools to boot, but-as mentioned-it takes some getting used to, as it doesn’t stick to the usual video interface and workflow conventions. That may be if you compare it with pro-level-only software like Apple Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro, but we’ve seen consumer-targeted software that has all those capabilities.
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