DaVinci Resolve v9.0 Demo Video Click www.colorgradingcentral.com to learn more. Blackmagic Design has just released version 9 of their world class color grading software. In this video I give a demonstration of the new interface and features of version 9. I share with you how to create the “Dragan” effect, add a post apocalyptic look and the use of Power Grades. DaVinci Resolve 9 is available for free and the full version with the purchase of the Blackmagic Digital Cinema Camera. You can visit Blackmagic Design’s website to learn more: www.blackmagicdesign.com Channel: www.youtube.com Subscribe: www.youtube.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com
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25 responses to “DaVinci Resolve 9 Demo”
I believe some of these were shot in cinestyle
Whoops, Cinestlye (iPhone spellcheck!)
Hey Denver, thanks for posting these great tutorials. Are these shot in come style for you to get more information as they look really flat pre-grading?
Hahaha!! Believe it or not I was just there at the beginning of this month putting on a workshop for KSCreate. Would have loved to have you! We did screencast all the demos so you might be able to get in touch with them to see if they’d be willing to provide it otherwise, my tutorials are really good 🙂
Know anywhere to get training in South Florida? (around the Ft lauderdale/miami area). Great video, going to try out the LITE version now
Nice info and demo. Don’t know if I’d apply that much contrast, but the demo clearly shows what’s possible. I downloaded Lite a while ago, now is probably the time to install it. Downloaded some BMCC DNG files to experiment with.
Love you intro ident, how can I get one done similarly? cheers
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. This looks like a great step up from Apple’s Color. Going to download a copy of it now.
Yeah that would be sweet! I guess I didn’t realize this was an area that was lagging on the PC.
wish open cl was implemented on windows side so I could use my amd radeon card, guess ill have to dish out for nvidia. i know adobe has begun testing open cl on windows side with their mercury playback engine.
plz… can you give me your email?
You might check out the ICA, I know they do trainings in Burbank at Roush Media. Hope that helps 🙂
Great demonstration, thank you. Can you please let me know where I can get some training in Los Angeles. Cheers 🙂
ON Blackmagic Design’s website.
Thank you for this. Where can you download this program?
It’s licensed music.
It is a demo of the the software 9 so it has to be fast.
Hey there, I’m thinking of signing up to learn DaVinci but can I ask if you have a lesson on this LOOK. Where skin is isolated and everything else is blue 🙂 youtu.be/BOb0ZBGKKHQ?t=36m53s
its a bit of topic but whats the song called? like it 😉
Like the tutorial(s) also. But its a bit fast. I have to follow more tutorials probably 😉
I do just go to my website, then to Grade Preset, then down to DaVinci Power Grades. You can download three free powergrades as my gift to you 🙂
Can you share please your powergrades as a free gifts ?
Do you think DaVinci would work with a computer with only 6GB of RAM? I got interested on DaVinci Resolve and even thought of getting the Lite version, but I wanted to know first if it would work with that amount of RAM….
Thanks
Just wanted to say thanks a bunch for the tutorials! I am very interested in learning to be a colorist. Watched all your Final Cut videos (though, I’m a Premiere Pro user) and I’ve just downloaded Resolve Lite. Hoping to become a member of your site next summer (too busy with school now – I’m a teacher).
Anyway, I was wondering if you had any specific suggestions on reading materials about color theory?
Ah ok, haha, it is exactly what it sounds like. Thanks heaps.
Unfortunately, I think you’re probably pushing the boundaries of what your laptop can handle. The video card you’re using doesn’t support CUDA, which the software seems to require and that would explain the poor performance.
Sadly, replacing only the GPU in a laptop is pretty difficult (read: impossible) so you’re probably looking at a new computer rather than just a new GPU.
Is it a CUDA card? Resolve supports a variety of formats and works with them natively in dpx. Hope that helps 🙂