Learn to Use ‘Still Pages’ and Speed Up Your Workflow
Many of the worlds top colorists have something in common – really good organization!
When in session you’ll often save a grade – or in the case of DaVinci Resolve 9, a still image – so that you can apply corrections to other shots in your project. For short projects a single stills page is ok, but on longer projects where you’ll often use multiple still pages, your saved stills can quickly get disorganized and you’ll spend more time looking for a saved still then actually applying saved grades and working.
DaVinci Resolve 9 introduced the ability to name stills pages and by naming these pages your one step ahead to helping yourself stay organized in a larger project.
If you want to take this a step further…
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Patrick Inhofer
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