Some time ago, our friend Alex Jordan from tested out DaVinci Resolve 12 on a regular MacBook Air and he surprisingly found out that editing and colour grading on such machine is still possible. Yet, there are certain occasions when you can optimise the performance of the platform so that you’ll be able to utilize it even on a low-spec entry-level machine. Nevertheless, the free version offers a myriad of features and a chance to get to know the functions and the interface.Just like any other piece of software Blackmagic Design‘s DaVinci Resolve 12 also comes with particular minimum system requirements that need to be covered to run the software as seamlessly and flawlessly as possible. The free version has some limitations, such as not being able to export videos in 4K or at 60 FPS, which is only possible in the paid version. You can also add extra modules to improve the video and audio post-production process.ĭaVinci Resolve has a paid version called 'DaVinci Resolve Studio'. In fact, the software features more than 100 GPU-dynamized visual effects, resulting in excellent fluidity while in use. You can also crop videos, improve the granularity with a simple click, apply blurring and lighting effects, stylize images, and much more.ĭaVinci Resolve offers excellent performance thanks to GPU rendering. At the touch of a button, you can automatically enhance the color of a video. Its intuitive interface allows quick access to all software functions, from the simplest to the most complex. Among them, there are effects, transitions, and the possibility of enhancing and mixing audio, all in a single tool. Its use is widespread in Hollywood for editing movies and series thanks to its advanced functionalities.

DaVinci Resolve is one of the most widely used video editing software worldwide.

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