Make Your OWN SKY in SECONDS! - DaVinci Resolve 18.1 NEW Feature

New SKY REPLACEMENT effect in DaVinci Resolve 18.1 new features is an easy way to create and generate your own Sky Replacement FX EASILY! I'll show you my step by step guide how to use it and how NOT to use it! ALL Ability levels. NO FUSION! It's EASY! No Sky Needed!

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[DarrenMostyn]

NOTE - You can also add your own SKY from images - you don't have to create the Sky.

[moodberry]

At first, I was concerned that the birds would disappear. But apparently Resolve knows the difference between small objects like that and the real sky. Good job Davinci!

[Lofyne]

Thanks for covering this so quickly. I just woke up and noticed your video here, having gone to bed still waiting for the update to download. It does look like a very well thought out feature. I would assume the magic mask would be the best option for cloudy skies with no colour.

[ChristiaanRoest]

Wow, this is a great new feature! Thanks for showing us Darren!

[AJ_UK_LIVE]

Another powerful feature. Fantastic. Thank you BM team, and thank you Darren for explaining!

[Sagar_G_Sharma_ContentCreator]

im commenting even before watching this... i was so eager to find any video of new sky replacement FX and I was so totally wishing if it was from your channel ... Bammm ... here it is already.... happiest day... Thanks again Darren😄

[hamradiowithkevin]

This is a fantastic demonstration Darren, thank you for making this video so quickly. Very very helpful.

[whatchannel]

Thanks Darren these little snippets are great to see what is possible and added to my memory bank

[Mirco.Iannelli]

This is briliant! They did such a great job adding this new feature. Thank you Darren to showing this🙌

[gimbalair]

This has been a life saver (almost) for my drone footage. Problem I have Darren is some of my foreground subjects are pretty much identical in luminance to the sky and I end up with artefacts of the sky in those places, I tried a power window and tracked it but I am flying through a metal tunnel with the sky at the end. I hope there is a work around this will be really help my footage going forward.

[bruceaisher]

This is brilliant - thank you for the overview Darren! The built in tracker is particularly useful on drone shots!

[BProfly]

It’s interesting that I just went through your video on sky replacement two weeks ago and it worked perfect but to do it with having to find a picture is amazing. Thank you for the demo.

[chaseertzberger]

Fantastic display of this new tool's capabilities, def helped me get started! Especially appreciate the different node types and key adjustment options you laid out!

[mattlowryDP]

So good! You are so fun to watch. When is your Master Class launching. HAHA

[leftclot]

woah nice to see you've leveled up your transitions and edits for youtube!

[svenhegenmusic]

Really cool feature! Maybe comping the foreground on top with a layer mixer is better because then you can add some grain and light wrap to it aswell to make it fit the footage better. Amazing that it has various trackers built in!

[aztralenforcer]

This update is HUGE..! And thanks for being fast on youtube :D <3 ..!

[thwalltvandfilm]

What a great tool to add fun back into the process.

[Gedaly]

I'm so excited to use this. Nice work making this video so quickly!

[Alexandervanbreemen]

Fantastic feature and fantastically explained, thanks Darren. How would you go about that white on the edges of the building, that is reflecting from the original sky ?