[Dan Moran]

That doesn’t sound normal, maybe your XML isn’t working correctly. Can you try a re-export ?

Also it would be helpful if you posted back in the same thread as before to make it easier to follow for others!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Yup!

We had one on our Resolve Linux system.. absolutely stunning, and a great viewing angle too!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Kyle,

Once you’ve rendered you just need to go to the conform page and you’ll see the export button there. This will allow you to export the XML for FCP.

Hope this helps!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Mike,

You may need to install the Nvidia driver for your 4000 cards. Are all these cards going internally in your MacPro?

As far as I know you wont have enough external power or PCIe slots with enough bandwidth for this to work for you.

You can always mail us directly at davincihelp@blackmagic-design.com if you need any help!

Thanks,

D

Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Kent,

Can you capture your logs and send them to davincihelp@blackmagic-design.com and if you could also include your Mac system profile that would be great also.

I’m sure we can help you out.

Thanks,

Dan

Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

I’ve converted my RAW files to TIFF’s and tried just that 🙂

It was a dream!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Dude,

Resolve actually processes at 32 bit internally. The 10 bit Peter is referring to is the video output bit depth and as far as I know most monitors have 8 or 10 bit panels so it’s best option.

Thanks,

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Mike,

Sorry I actually grade from a 3rd node normally I just ment to say from node 2 onward you can grade as “normal” in a normalised space. I think it was just a bit to late my time for my brain to function normally.

Thanks for the kind words! Color Science was my worst area initially but I’ve spent a lot of time focusing / pestering DI houses and making sure I can learn as much as possible about the new advancements such as ACES etc..

Thanks!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hey Robert,

We can figure this out.

A display LUT applies the LUT to the viewer output so you can grade with the LUT turned on but it’s not applied to your Render. Not the best for your situation but great when using Print Emulation LUT’s for Film out etc…

An Output LUT is basicly the same as above but it Does apply it to your Render.

So the quickest way to get it to look exactly the same as before is to use the Output LUT option.

If you were getting different looks by having the LUT on node one you may need to put it on the last node in the tree to get the same look.

I normally ad my LUT to the second node of the Tree. I find its the easiest as if I need to make changes to the original LOG image I can pop back to Node 1 and if not I can grade away happily from Node 2.

I hope this helps!

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Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA

[Dan Moran]

Hi Armando,

Can you please install Resolve 8.0.1 ?

We added Open CL support in V8 of Resolve so once you install it you should be up and running in no time.

You can download it for free from this link :

https://www.blackmagic-design.com/support/detail/?sid=3948&pid=4446&os=mac&leg=0

I hope this helps!

Thanks,

D

Dan Moran
DaVinci Application Specialist
Blackmagic Design EMEA