Updated 14 December 2016: Blackmagic Design has released Da Vinci Resolve 12.5.4. Resolve also now supports sequence and node render caching for stereo clips and timelines and users can create stereo clips from mismatched source resolution files to compare low and hi-res versions of shots. Users can now convert a mono clip or timeline into stereoscopic 3D, and can create separate left and right-eye colour grades for the timeline node graph.

Those to the editing toolset are probably the most significant, including the option to select clips based on flag, marker or clip colours on the timeline and to import and export duration markers in EDLs.Įxtended stereo workflows for users of the Studio editionįinally, if you’re using the $995 Studio edition of the software, the stereoscopic toolset has been extended. The software’s existing editing and color correction toolsets get several new features and improvements. Updates to editing and colour-correction tools Windows users also get support for UHD-resolution renders of H.264 files, while Linux users get decode support for the newer H.265 (HEVC) video compression standard. It also now uses its own native 64-bit code to read and write. Outside of ResolveFX, the biggest changes are to video decoding and playback.ĭaVinci Resolve 12.5.1 now supports ProRes decoding on Windows, meaning that users no longer require the now-deprecated QuickTime 7.

Native ProRes decoding on Windows improved H.264 and H.265 support The 12.5.1 release adds two new effects, Generate Color and Tilt-shift Blur while “many additional parameters and controls … giving customers even more creative options”. The free update rounds out some of the feature sets introduced in DaVinci Resolve 12.5: notably ResolveFX, the software’s new GPU-accelerated framework for effects, and colour and gamma transformations. Scroll down for news of the 12.5.4 update.īlackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 12.5.1, the latest update to its colour correction and editing software, extending the ResolveFX effects framework and adding support for ProRes decoding on Windows.

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