Suggested use cases include remote editing and grading, as well as viewing output on local reference grading monitors. Windows and Linux users with Nvidia GPUs can also now stream the output of the DaVinci Resolve Studio viewer to a remote Blackmagic DeckLink cards with 12-bit colour depth and “extremely low latency”. The headline changes in DaVinci Resolve 18.0 are the new cloud-based collaboration and proxy systems.īlackmagic Cloud, the firm’s new cloud-based collabaration platform, lets users host project libraries on the DaVinci Resolve Project Server in the cloud, and share them with collaborators or clients.ĭaVinci Resolve automatically maps and manages file paths when using cloud-based project libraries, meaning that files are relinked automatically if another user updates them.įor shot review, it is possible to “upload and review … presentations with synced markers and comments”. New cloud-based collaboration and automatic proxy generation workflows Audio artists get improved Dolby Atmos mixing. Video editors get new transitions and improved subtitling. The update introduces Blackmagic Cloud, a new cloud-based collaboration system, and Blackmagic Proxy Generator, a new app for creating and managing proxies from camera orginals.Ĭolorists and VFX artists get new AI-trained object masking and depth map generation systems, support for tracking warped surfaces, a new despill effect, and updates to the integrated Fusion compositing toolset. Originally posted on 22 April 2022, and updated with details of the stable release.īlackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 18.0 and DaVinci Resolve Studio 18.0, the latest updates to its colour grading, editing and post-production software, in beta.
Coverage of Blackmagic Cloud and Da Vinci Resolve 18.0 itself starts at 00:12:25. The recording of Blackmagic Design’s livestream announcing the public beta of DaVinci Resolve 18.0.
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