DaVinci Resolve 17 is the latest version of Black Magic Design’s video editing software that combines professional editing, color correction, visual effects and audio post-production. You can switch between editing, color, effects, and audio in real time while editing video footage at up to 8K resolution. Core functions in Resolve are accelerated by both CUDA and OpenCL, including RAW file processing, color correction, advanced video filters, and compositing.
Again, I rely on an external monitor because the glossy display is irritating to work with and because I like to view the high-resolution content in native resolutions. It also works natively on a notebook, but you’ll break your eyes pretty quickly, because unfortunately not all areas of the graphical user interface scale optimally in Resolve. If you set the scaling to 250% (as recommended), there is hardly any space left to work (preview, timeline), but if you display everything natively, you need a magnifying glass.
The latest version 17 relies on additional new GPU-accelerated features, including scopes and features that use the new DaVinci Neural Engine, which relies on machine learning to enable powerful new features such as face detection, speed warp motion estimation, automatic face tracking and enhancement, super-scaling, automatic color and smart color matching.
The sample project for the first benchmark uses this footage in full 4K resolution without down-sampling or using any proxies. Additionally, the SuperScale upsampling example uses a 4K ProRES and an HD H.264 video file.
The Speed Warp Motion project uses an HD MPEG-4 file and upscaling to Ultra HD.
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