All trim modes, multi-slip, slide, ripple and roll have been extended and editors can now select multiple points for dynamic trimming and asymmetric trimming of clips, even if they’re on the same track. In addition to multi-camera editing, DaVinci Resolve 12 also features several enhancements to the core editing tools. The source monitor displays a grid containing the camera angles and plays them all back in sync while the editor makes cuts to the audio and/or video. DaVinci Resolve 12 can synchronize camera angles based on timecode, audio waveforms, or in/out points. The new multi-camera editing feature of DaVinci Resolve 12 lets editors cut programs from multiple sources in real time. New top down navigation speeds up layout selections and also gives users more flexibility to customize their workspace. The new interface is scalable and has been designed to look great on high DPI monitors, such as retina displays. There is also a free UHD-resolution Lite edition with a cut-down feature set.ĭaVinci Resolve 12 features a new, modern interface with a lighter overall color scheme and new fonts that help reduce eye strain and make it easier to work for long sessions. New licences of DaVinci Resolve cost $995 for the software-only edition, or $29,995 for a turnkey system with control surface hardware. The update will be free to registered users. The official news release discusses the new features in detail, so we’ve included the key sections below.ĭaVinci Resolve 12 will ship in July for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux (commercial editions only). The media management tools have also been extended and the UI has been revamped for HiDPI monitors. The editing toolset gains support for multi-cam editing and a new audio engine with support for VST/AU plugins while the core grading tools get automatic shot matching, plus enhanced curve editing. The latest update further expands that feature set, adding a 3D perspective object tracker and a new 3D keyer. Multi-cam editing, 3D keying and tracking Since then, it has introduced a sub-$1,000 software-only version and a free Lite edition, and has steadily been broadening the feature set, transforming it into a fully fledged editing tool in version 11. Version 12 continues Blackmagic’s aggressive program of development for Resolve, which it acquired in 2009 as an expensive, specialised turnkey colour-correction system. The release, which adds over 80 new features to the software, was announced at NAB 2015. See (non-embeddable) videos of the new features on the product website.īlackmagic Design has unveiled DaVinci Resolve 12, a major free update to its colour grading and editing system. DaVinci Resolve 12 features a revamped UI, new multi-cam editing and audio mixing tools, and a new 3D perspective tracker and 3D keyer.
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