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Resolve at LACPUG with Paul Saccone
A lot of great stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTa9x-oTkBIRicardo Marty
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Thank you for posting, and yes, a lot of great stuff.
Herb Sevush
Zebra Productions
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Agreed, Resolve is adding great time saving features. Track layer effects and shared grading are two features that could save someone a lot of time overall.
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I’ve jumped in to Resolve 15 beta4 and it is considerably faster and snappier than 14. Stabilize is amazingly quick to analyse. OFX plugins continue to improve and the improvements in the Fairlight page are a big step. I must force myself to use Fusion although the Boris CC11 tools are doing a lot of things for me that Fusion can do like screen replacements. The series I am working on has a fair bit of GFX comps and putting them back together in Fusion would make sense whilst matching live action grades to box insert footage will be a treat.
The beta has been incredibly stable for me. Only one crash causing issue is after a lot of stabilizing, I am getting an out of memory problem with my GPU (GTX1080) and that requires a restart.
There are so many things in 15 that even with my expectations of BMs fast dev, this is quite amazing.
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