DaVinci Resolve has incredible automated function to
Automatically detect scene and cut them for you. Let's say that you're getting a single project in the client or whoever
whatever
Demanding that you cut it and regrade it or do any kinds of additional effects to you seen
Well, DaVinci Resolve can actually cut it for you. It's incredibly easy
All you have to do just pushed few buttons like you see on the screen and you're pretty much all set that allows
Completely new workflow and flexibility in post that way you no longer have to be shooting RAW files across the web or just in general
large chunks of data with that kind of function
You can just send one single timeline cut it on your end do color grading and shoot it back as a matter of fact
I've been doing many feature films exactly in the same way and everything been working excellent for me
It's a very convenient and fast way to change chunks of data, especially if you're in a crunchy timeline
Not many of us know but DaVinci Resolve
Actually has a built-in function that you can use to completely delete some of the objects in your scene now
I'm not talking about new object delete function. I'm actually talking about the original old-school method
You can utilize to delete unwanted
Objects in your scene now, of course this method has a lot of limitation
However, it works excellent and very easy to set up all you have to do select the object
Make sure to track it down go to the node sizing
Select key lock and use tilt or pan to offset sort of grab that
surface that you can use or fake make sure to add a little bit fatter and you're absolutely
Done. This tricks works like a charm and I bet some of you guys didn't know about it
Another little gold nugget in my collection is the clean feed meaning you can use your second monitor now to
output
Fullscreen that's right. You heard me, right?
The venture is off sixteen finally added the function that you can use any monitor for full screen preview
Without the need of the actual deck link card
For number four we have broadcast safe. It's amazing function built in DaVinci Resolve that allows you to monitor
saturation and luminosity of your footage
Depending on the color space you're working with
Rec.709 b3 rec 2020 or any other potential color space you may be working
Basically, it's a visual representation of the both colors blue and yellow
representing luminosity and the saturation on your screen
That way you can visually monitor and see which area of your image is too saturated or too bright
Depending on the strength of the broadcast signal your select
Render cache is a fantastic function within DaVinci Resolve that allows you to cache your heavy file rock or
Maybe color grading with the noise reduction that you normally can't play back in real time
so this function
Caches the files in the background in a smaller format and allows you to play it back in real time
That way you can see exactly what you're doing
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