In this training you’ll work with Blackmagic’s Fusion compositing software to create a visual effect, send it to Resolve, then bring it back again. That said, you can get a 20% discount coupon if you sign up to the Ripple Training newsletter – which is worth doing anyway, just to be kept up to date on all their great, free training too – and save money.
That and not doing things ‘the old way’ when there’s a faster, easier method. If you want to take a seriously deep dive – 4 and a half hours of training – into all of the new features and improvements in this massive update, then you really can’t do better than colorist Alexis Van Hurkman’s new Ripple Training title.Īt $79 it isn’t a cheap option for a casual user, but if you’re a professional colorist or an editor doing a lot of grading in Resolve, it’s certainly worth the investment if you want to be sure you’re getting the very best from the software. There are four new videos on the Blackmagic Design site that take you through a fairly swift overview of the new features in each area of the software, which you should check out on the official site. It’s a huge new step forward, and it’s all free! In this video you can get an streamlined look at the ‘most exciting new features’ in the release including UI improvements, new visual effects like lens flares and glow filters, editing improvements, retiming effects and tons and tons more. The Studio version will be update once the software completes the public beta process. You can download it today as part of a public beta, for the free/lite/Resolve version of the software. The latest release of DaVinci Resolve 12.5 brings with it hundreds (250) of new features and (1000+) fixes.
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