FilmEditingPro has an excellent post and video on how Pro Colorists use scopes in DaVinci Resolve.
Scopes are a must even with a balanced monitor, but are more important without it. You should learn to use your scopes as well as you can.
Doing effects in DaVinci are certainly different than either AVID or Premiere so for those who don’t know, JG McQuarrie has this tutorial.
Woohoo, the Misadventures of Bear is a Semi-Finalist at the Austin International Art Festival! And it still has a chance of being a Finalist! Keep your fingers crossed!
Jeff Greenburg at OWC has an article on tests they ran on an EGPU on an Intel Mac, and what it can provide.
And an EGPU will boost an older Intel mac, but of course it isn’t a new Apple Silicon Mac, so you might want to save up for that.
KIDS FIRST! Film and Video Festival has accepted my short film the Misadventures of Bear! Woohoo! What an incredible honopr!
I do wish I had an SSD hard drive for speed, but I do fine with my RAID 5 Thunderbay with spinning hard drives. It is big enough and has been mostly fast enough, though 6K does push it.
Now that there is no more CINEFEX magazine, youhave to get your fx news elsewhere, so FXGuide has their podcast on Wakanda Forever.
Entertainment Weekly reported on this insanity.
This judge has no idea how it works? People get cut out of films all the time and a trailer comes out long before a film is finished, so how can you be held responsible! Especially since it is usually the PR department who cuts the trailer anyway!
This has to be overturned.
