Includes planar tracking and retiming features from Fusion Studio Resolve is also now capable of importing or exporting Fusion project files natively. The tools are “fully integrated” into the Resolve timeline, and actually better hardware-accelerated than in Fusion itself, thanks to Resolve 15’s support for Apple’s Metal and Nvidia’s CUDA APIs as well as OpenCL. However, even in the initial release, most of Fusion’s key toolsets are available inside Resolve, including compositing, keying, roto, vector paint and 3D particles. The biggest change in DaVinci Resolve 15 is undoubtedly the new Fusion tab, which integrates over 250 tools from Fusion 9, Blackmagic Design’s desktop compositing and effects software.Īccording to Blackmagic Design, the integration “has been a massive project” and represents ongoing work that “will be completed over the next 12-18 months”. Over 250 tools from Fusion, fully integrated into the DaVinci Resolve timeline The update adds over 250 compositing and paint tools from Fusion, DaVinci Resolve’s sister product, including tracking and retiming features previously only available in the high-end Fusion Studio.ĭaVinci Resolve 15 also adds a new LUT browser, improved HDR grading tools, plus new scratch removal and smart fill effects and updates the software’s editing and Fairlight audio mastering toolsets. Scroll down for news of the official release.īlackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 15, another big update to its grading and editing software, as a free public beta.
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