biobad.blogg.se - Blackmagic design davinci resolve 16 workshop

VTR: Resolve can play your video out live to a VTR (if you still have one of those.).

For the other two screens he was using has said that just about any monitor would do though you have to make sure the monitor you're using for the UI is at least 1920 x 1200 (not 1080) or you won't be able to see all the buttons at the bottom of the interface!

Monitors: As your primary screen for color work he recommends Flanders Scientific monitors.

Failing that, he recommends the Quadro 4000 card.

Graphics Cards: For best value he recommend GTX 285 cards as faster and cheaper, but they draws a lot of power and is no longer available.

An expensive setup, but the system was quite happy munching on 2K footage.

He has three graphics cards just to start with one for the UI display, one to accelerate the software, and one to output HD video. Hardware: David was running a MacPro with 12 cores, and an expansion interface that adds four more slots.To watch David take a somewhat plain scene, and then adjust contrast and brightness, soften the highlight clipping, brighten up the clouds with a traveling matte, then add green to folliage and yellow to rocks using color and luminance mattes to produce a stunning final shot, that's pretty cool.Īnd it gives me an idea of what I should be trying for. Well, true, I still haven't even figured out Apple's Color, but there's something very cool about watching someone who knows what they are doing apply color correction to a scene. "You can barely find your way around the Three-way Color Corrector in Final Cut Pro, and you're going to a workshop on a high-end color correcting tool?!" The event happened downtown at Emerson College.ĭavid has been working with Resolve for more than 20 years and was even product manager for Resolve before moving to FilmSystems two years prior to the sale to Blackmagic. This past Tuesday, David Catt of FilmSystems gave a free two hour workshop on DaVinci Resolve organized in collaboration with BOSFCPUGand Blackmagic Design.