In essence, this functionality allows colorists to select several clips and combine them into a single group. All you need to do is make use of the grouping feature in Resolve 14. In fact, there is a way to speed up the process in a very simplistic manner. Many people tend to believe that color grading could be a very time-consuming process based on the assumption that one will have to work on the color for each clip one at a time. In the next video, avid Resolve user Casey Faris shows off how to improve your color grading efficiency inside of Resolve 14 as you take advantage of the program’s comprehensive set of color grading tools to bring your images to the next level.
While video editing remains an aspect of the software that does need further improvement, color correction, and color grading capabilities are still dominant. In fact, it’s reached a high enough potential to the point that an increasing number of seasoned professionals have found themselves switching from reputable editing programs such as Adobe Premiere Pro and Apple Final Cut Pro X to DaVinci Resolve 14.
Even though DaVinci Resolve is relatively new to the line of non-linear editing programs, the platform has become a proven powerhouse for video editing.
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