The popular software sees improvements across color grading, fusion, editing, and audio but still no native support for ProRes RAW. Blackmagic Design has done it again. After releasing its URSA Mini Pro 12K, which we reviewed, the company blew our heads back with its latest release of DaVinci Resolve 17. During a live stream event, Blackmagic detailed everything new, and while there were substantial updates to the color page, the cut, edit, and Fairlight audio pages received the biggest bumps in functionality, including new hardware that seamlessly pairs with the software. Better yet, Blackmagic has made Collaboration available for free for both DaVinci Resolve and DaVinci Resolve Studio. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 9 November, 2020