A Key To No More Keyframing (EDITING TIPS)

My Davinci Resolve Shortcuts:
A = Cut
S = Timeline Zoom Out
D = Timeline Zoom In
F = Ripple Delete
W = Normal Mode
Shift + W = Trim Mode

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[traybiddle]

This is super dope! I’ve been killing it with the adjustment clip lately. Thanks!

[ayby]

Yes, this is common knowlegde to expert editors. For beginners, it's a whole new world!

[herlify]

This makes quite a difference when working with certain effects.
For example, if you want a bokeh blur to fade into your clip, using adjustment layers will ruin the thing.
I don't want to explain it, but you can clearly see the difference between default keyframing of lens blur and using it through this adj layer method by trying it out for yourself.
It's not the case for all effects though

[WaterboardRonin]

I just started using these because of your video's lol. such a big quality of life improvement.

[MilesVanlife]

Because some effects refuse to work on an adjustment layer.

[ImperialFXX]

In after effects I use adjustments layers all the time

[Reiiggn]

This works in Davinchi but if done In Ae it makes 60% or so effects just randomly hit super hard for no reason, looks horrible in After effects. Really great tip tho for davinchi, got my like

[zillaman]

I feel like I should have known this... 😅