The free Lite version is most likely the biggest software bang-for-the-buck in the industry, but you’ll need the paid version for blur and noise reduction, 3D stereoscopic work, support for more than two GPUs and output at sizes bigger that UltraHD. In addition to mouse, trackpad and tablet control, Tangent Devices (Wave, Elements), JL Cooper (Eclipse) and Avid Artist control panels may be used as lower cost alternatives to the Resolve control surface. All versions will only work with Blackmagic video devices for I/O and monitoring, but these are not required for operation. ( Click any image to enlarge.)ĭaVinci Resolve 10 comes in several versions for Mac and Windows, including Resolve Lite (free), Resolve Software ($995) and Resolve ($29,995), which includes the custom Resolve control surface. No short review can do this program justice, due to the depth of its toolset, but let’s take a quick dive into what it has to offer. Resolve 10 was a free update for owners of previous versions.
This latest update has been out for a number of months (including a lengthy public beta period) and gone through several updates.
Once it was released, it became a bit more obvious that Resolve was still primarily a color corrector, but one that also added editing features. Last NAB, Blackmagic Design caused everyone to perk up when it touted Resolve 10 as an online editor.
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