What Hardware is Needed for Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve?

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Introduction to color grading.
How to Breakdown a script.
How to get proper exposure with cinema cameras.

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What Hardware is Needed for Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve?

Software like DaVinci Resolve makes color grading accessible to everyone. However, there are crucial hardware items you must be aware of.

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How to Setup A Color Grading Room On A Budget

You can cut your film pretty much anywhere nowadays. But for an accurate grade, there are things you must have dialed in.

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Introduction to Color Grading

What comes off the camera and what an audience sees are wildly different—thanks to color grading. Modern tools make anything possible.

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How To Use Dehancer in DaVinci Resolve

The era of modern cinema cameras is incredible. But with this comes a longing to reproduce certain aspects of film. Dehancer is the tool for the job.

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How to Create Custom Keyboard Mappings in DaVinci Resolve

The keyboard is king for fast editing. And the keyboard command palette in Resolve allows you to customize keyboard mappings to your heart's content!

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How To Insert, Overwrite and Delete Footage in Resolve

An NLE must give a filmmaker the tools to rapidly insert and manage media in the timeline. DaVinci Resolve does not disappoint with their ripple overwrite, insert, replace and fit to fill editing tools!

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4K or 512 Byte Sector Size for SanDisk Professional G-RAID?

When setting up a SanDisk Professional G-RAID for your post production workflow, you'll need to choose between 512 byte and 4K sector size. SanDisk support suggested 512 byte but our testing shows 4K sectors deliver much better performance.

From our blog...

What Hardware is Needed for Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve?

How to Setup A Color Grading Room On A Budget

Introduction to Color Grading

How To Use Dehancer in DaVinci Resolve

How to Create Custom Keyboard Mappings in DaVinci Resolve

How To Insert, Overwrite and Delete Footage in Resolve

4K or 512 Byte Sector Size for SanDisk Professional G-RAID?

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