[Martin Sansom]

Have the same problem on my IMac when writing to the same raid, I’ve changed the destination to a faster SSD and so far its worked, no crashes, maybe the destination drive has to be faster than the source drive?

[Martin Sansom]

Couldn’t agree more, really annoying. The parallel nodes issue can be avoided by selecting a node lower down the tree and then adding a new parallel node which will appear next to the one you selected.
The whole keyframe/dynamics area of Resolve needs a re-boot, gang boxing of keyframes with the option to delete/copy/move as well as an expanded view like custom curves would be a start.

[Martin Sansom]

Hi Rob,
The general practice is for the grade to start without the VFX shots, the look of the film is established and then as VFX shots arrive they are incorporated into the timeline so that the colourist can blend them in to the already established look, it’s a patchwork quilt of an operation. This does vary from project to project depending on many factors such as the length of the film, budget and time constraints and the supply of VFX shots from different sources.
Hope this helps,
Martin.

[Martin Sansom]

The Display LUT will apply itself to the image but will not bake itself into the image when you render, the Output LUT also applies itself to the image but will bake itself into the image when rendered. They both need to be visible while grading hence the double LUT effect when you use both at the same time, if you are delivering for a film out which involves Lab processing then you use the Display LUT only and the Lab will take care of the rest, if you are delivering video then use the Output LUT only and all will be fine.

Martin.