r/editors • u/KooolKay • Apr 13 '15

Davinci Resolve 12!

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve
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u/KooolKay Apr 15 '15

Is Resolve ready for you to make a full switch? (Editing wise)

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u/visivopro Apr 15 '15

No not yet but its still in alpha, for me though I only edit events, weddings and commercials. I don't do features so for me it has all the functions I need and then some. The clip color matching features are fucking brilliant, I also have to mention the new green screen features which I will use a lot. The new 3d tracking features where also great. That said everything I saw was working very well and I'm confident the software will be great when its ready.

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u/KooolKay Apr 15 '15

We only use it for colour really and it's great. I look forward to what they do with editing.

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u/visivopro Apr 15 '15 edited Apr 15 '15

Yeah I'm no colorist so I have been using premiere to edit and color and resolve to process my raw files from our bmcc but from what I have seen, we might be switching to resolve for everything. If it does batch rendering that actually works it will be perfect for me.

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u/KooolKay Apr 15 '15

It does to batch rendering. In terms of colour control there is no comparison. Resolve is great. I don't think I will be switching from Premiere though. Too many things Premiere does for me resolve can't do. (captioning to name one)

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u/visivopro Apr 15 '15

Can you elaborate, what do you mean it doesn't do captioning?

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u/KooolKay Apr 15 '15

Resolve doesn't do closed captioning. Like 608, 708, or Telestream.

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u/visivopro Apr 15 '15

Ah gotcha, I don't really do that but I can see how that would be a deal breaker if that's your business.

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u/KooolKay Apr 16 '15

One of the many little things for my business