5 MUST KNOW tips for editing in DaVinci Resolve!

5 tips I wish I knew when started editing in DaVinci Resolve! These will speed up your workflow, prevent any issues and just give you an overall better editing experience! These 5 must know tips for DaVinci Resolve help you speed up your editing!

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00:00 - 01:02 Tip 01
01:03 - 01:50 Tip 02
01:51 - 02:36 Tip 03
02:37 - 03:18 Tip 04
03:19 - 04:16 Tip 05
04:17 - 04:35 Outro

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[SebastianFriedrichVisuals]

Hey! I know for some people these might be "basic" tips but definitely not for everyone!Hope you enjoy them! :)
Oh and btw, I just realized I forgot to mention this on Tip 05! If you have multiple clips, select them by holding the "ctrl" key and left clicking on those clips, then you only have to click with the middle mouse button on the color graded clip and you just applied the color grade to all of those shots in 1 click!

[CrazyAboutFlyFishing]

Nice tutorial, thanks for getting straight to it. It's great and saves me having to skip to what I wan to see.

[kayray]

Great tips, I will be looking to use 2 of the tips in the future. Thanks.

[TimetoTalkwithYevgen]

Thank you, I have not tried #3 yet! and thank you for output reminder!

[meditating-daily]

Thank you Sebastian! Very valuable tips in a short and concise way! The color grading tip is heavy - never heard about that before, gotta try this one for sure

[alexdimitrov]

Thank you for these tips! Will give them a try but right now I don't have a lot time to edit

[wvansluisveld]

If you use 3D fusion effects working from a 1080p timeline and then changing it in the end will mess up your scaling. Good to keep this in mind.

[GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

Thanks so much man - 5 fantastic tips 🤟.
Tip 3? Wow...easy when you know how eh? 🤣.
Tip 4?? DOUBLE WOW 🤯. To be able to colour grade in full screen is so helpful.

Loving the camera angle too - looking cool brother 😎.

Cheers as always man 🙏🏻

[mauricioasfurtado]

Very good tips, thanks!/Muito boas as dicas, obrigado!

[Lexington]

No "Blah-blah" you are my hero!

[VintageInsightPhotography]

Excellent tips. I’ll be soon switching from a 27” iMac to a laptop, that full screen color grading will be a game changer! Thank you!

[regdejan]

Hi Seb ! Nice job ! ive learn 2 news tips :D

i have a question :)
when i edit my video i use differently camera :
- lumix GH4 fliming in 25fps
- 5 hunting camera 24fps
- drone dji mini 24/25 or 30fps

but when i edit, do I have to put everything at the same speed or do I edit with different speeds?


thanks in advance and keep going ! you doing a amazing work !

[saunameisterttv]

Why I have never thought about that timeline tip. I always edit in 4k and never thought about switching to 1080. What I always did is lower my timeline proxy mode but I feel like setting the whole timeline to 1080 might be the better option but what about fusion comps? Aren't they set to 1080 then, even if you set your timeline back to 4K? Thanks for sharing, great video!

[maetthum]

Nice! I‘m far away from your point… not yet able to prepare a video a week more like every 2 month

[quickpickle]

About the aspect ratio.. i personally prefer rendering out in that aspect ratio rather than black bars being added on top. How is this done? Thanks!

[zcon.gaming]

Does live save slow down your pc a lot? I am scared of activating it because I don't know if resolve will run smooth then on my computer... The tips are useful though, so thanks for sharing!

[cahir]

Hi. Can you help me a little? Do you have any idea why in deviancy grade looks good. However after export it looks rubbish? I use a QuickTime to playback.