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Blackmagic Design has announced the release of DaVinci Resolve 18.1 and Fusion Studio 18.1 (more...)

Blackmagic Design has announced the release of DaVinci Resolve 18. (more...)

UPDATED. BlackMagic Design has announced that the official version of DaVinci Resolve, its editing, grading, digital audio and, as of this version, compositing application is out of beta and available now.  (more...)

We Suck Less has released Reactor 2.0, a new open source package manager for Fusion and Divinci Resolve. The free application is designed to streamline the installation, distribution and management of 3rd party content for Fusion through the use of packages that are synced with an online Git repository. It allows users to install 3rd part scripts, plugins and other content with just a few clicks, and because it it synced to an online repository, it's easy to keep plugins up to date. (more...)

Blackmagic Design has announced another new beta release for Davinci Resolve 15. New features in beta 3 enable users to edit subclips directly from the timeline and import audio only AAF timelines. Pipeline support is improved with new APIs for Python and LUA, and support for DCP compliant composition naming. DCP packages with stereoscopic 3D or 96kHz audio can now be decoded too, in addition to general performance improvements including the responsiveness of OpenVFX and ResolveFX on-screen controls.  Find out more and download the latest beta from the Davinci Resolve support page. 

Blackmagic Design has announced beta 2 of Davinci Resolve 15. New features include the ability to create sound libraries using the disk database, support for basic HTML text formatting in subtitles, improvements to audio playback for clips with variable speed changes, improvements to FairlightFX plugin performance on all platforms and several performance improvements and bug fixes. Find out more and download the latest beta from the Davinci Resolve support page.