You’ll find editing on the Cut and Edit pages, colour correction on the Color page, motion graphics and visual effects on the Fusion page, audio on the Fairlight page, and media organisation and output on the Media and Deliver pages. Each page gives you tools to handle specific post-production tasks. To ensure the whole gamut of high-end tools doesn’t overwhelm users, DaVinci Resolve is split into dedicated workspaces known as pages. It offers support for editing, colour correction, visual effects, motion graphics, and audio post-production.
The cut page on DaVinci Resolve (Image credit: Blackmagic Design)ĭaVinci Resolve first started as colour correction software, but it evolved over the years and now houses all the post-production tools you’ll need to get a film ready.
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