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1. #Davinci resolve 14.3 how to watch tutorial pro#
2. #Davinci resolve 14.3 how to watch tutorial professional#

If you didn't shoot in log format, and if Resolve will convert 10bit to 8bit, that would at least get you through this first stage of editing. Proxy files are a great way to lessen the load on your CPU, and they don't affect the quality of the final render. They say Resolve requires more CPU power than other editors. Plus, you'll need a backup drive anyway, so consider getting two external drives. On the other hand, they (whoever "they" are) recommend a second hard drive for video, so the system drive isn't trying to run the system and access huge video files at the same time. assuming you actually have space on your computer for all the footage and rendered output. I don't think that an external drive would help much.

For a simple interview - fairly few cuts, effects, grading - then the bottleneck will be your CPU. Regarding performance: Depending on color grading / effects / and your style of editing (leveraging lots cuts or not) I think your CPU / video card will be the bottleneck before the hard drive. So, if you are not color grading, I would just convert it to 8 bit if that is what your video editor can handle. In fact, it can look worse, especially if you have noise from high ISOs - because at 150 mbps, the camera needs to store all that extra noise AND the 10 bit color, which increases the compression ratio. My understanding and limited experience is that 10 bit footage basically wont look any different from 8 bit footage if you are not color grading. My question is what is the best way to edit this first of all is it worth paying the $299 for the Studio version of Resolve? And, should I buy a Thunderbolt external drive to make the editing process easier/less demanding on the processor?Īny advice would be very much appreciated!

#Davinci resolve 14.3 how to watch tutorial professional#

I'm not a professional editor so I just want the most straight forward approach, ideally avoiding the creation and use of proxies.

#Davinci resolve 14.3 how to watch tutorial pro#

I've got an early 2013 macbook Pro with 16GB of RAM. I downloaded Davinci Resolve but then realised that you need to pay for the studio version to edit 10bit 4K. I'm delighted with the footage and now I want to put together a rough cut so I can try to get funding for a documentary. Last week I shot an interview (4K, 10bit, 25fps on a Panasonic GH5).

I have a quick question about editing 4K.