Keyframing masks in Davinci Resolve

[Ramesh Jai]

I also find it difficult when it comes to keyframing. I prefer AE’s simple keyframing logic.

[Sascha Haber]

I like the Resolve ones and they are really easy to use, I just would like to be able to be more selcetive of WHAT I animate.
For example, if you animate a shape and want to increase its softness, you need to do that on every keyframe.
And I didnt find a way to delete the unwanted ones.
So I would vote for a local or global keyframe editor that allows you to animate ONLY the selected parameter.
And auto keyframing , of course 🙂

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[Vladimir Kucherov]

Also I find keyframes almost impossible to select because of how tiny they are, and zooming/moving around the keyframe timeline is almost impossible.

[Robert Glanns]

Oh my gosh I couldn’t agree with you more!

While the dynamics timeline in Resolve is SO much better than Apple Color, I feel like I’m trying to splice genes using a 10 foot pole whenever I try to select the keyframes in Resolve! It really needs a more obvious, dare i say traditional keyframing interface, where you can at least easily grab the keyframes, and grab and drag them in groups, etc.

[Jakob Eriksen]

Good to hear it’s not just me who has a problem with keyframing in Davinci resolve.

The logic is fine as long as you do a transition between two gradings, but animating a mask is quite different. Is would great to keep the work inside resolve.