This is the core of Resolve’s color grading functionality, and there are hundreds of advanced features and capabilities in addition. In all, you can combine grades, effects, mixers, keys, and plug-ins in any order to create limitless color effects and unique looks.
Unlimited numbers of nodes can be joined together sequentially or in parallel. Each node (layer) can have its own color correction, isolated areas, and effects. Resolve features a node-based color grading system. You will currently get version 14 but will be able to upgrade for free to version 15 when it becomes available. **Resolve 15 is not out yet and is expected soon. Across all these pages, Resolve 15 offers major new features as well as a faster workflow thanks to the new Apple Metal and CUDA GPU processing. In addition to all this, Resolve also offers a powerful collaboration workflow and supports a suite of control panels designed specifically for color grading/video editing and Fairlight. To access each toolset, simply switch to the tab/page that offers it. Today, in one comprehensive application, Resolve includes advanced color correction, complete non-linear video editing, Fairlight audio post production, and Fusion VFX compositing and motion graphics. Over the years, Resolve has been growing from an industry-standard color grading software to a more and more complete post-production solution.
Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 15 Studio now includes Fusion.
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