The Beginner Guide to Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 19
The Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 19 book is designed for both beginners and professionals. Beginners will find clear and concise lessons to get up and running quickly. If you’re a professional switching from another system, you’ll find lessons that cover everything from basic editing and trimming to working with audio, adding text, effects, and more.
You’ll also find dozens of pro tips and tricks that will help you make the switch to DaVinci Resolve!
An instructional guide for new and current users. Master editing tools, grade film using DaVinci Resolve's color correction tools, enhance soundtracks with Fairlight, and create visual effects with Fusion.
In this book You’ll Learn:
- How to edit your own projects using the industry-standard editing tools in the edit page.
- Normalize audio levels, add sound effects and automatically mix music using the new Ducker track effect.
- How to read video scopes to adjust contrast, color balance and saturation for the perfect grade.
- Create secondary corrections using unique intuitive tools such as the Color Warper and Color Slice.
- How to add Power Windows™, track objects and add ResolveFX.
- How to set up projects, create proxy files for editing, as well as sync and manage audio files.
- Enhance your audio editing and mixing using the Fairlight page.
- Build your own titles and visual effects using the Fusion page.
- How to deliver projects to a variety of formats including those for popular social media sites.
- How to work collaboratively using Blackmagic Cloud workflows.
- Dozens of tips and tricks throughout the book that will transform how you work!
DaVinci Resolve is the world’s fastest-growing and most advanced post-production software. It also has a long history of being the world’s most trusted application for color correction. With DaVinci Resolve 19, Blackmagic Design has added a complete 2D and 3D visual effects compositing and motion graphics environment that enables you to complete even the most challenging projects using only one piece of software!
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