The paid version has a one-time price tag of $295, and you'll have access to a ton of other tools like motion blur effects, temporal and spatial noise reduction, de-interlacing, HDR tools, camera tracker, multiple Resolve FX, 3D stereoscopic tools, remote rendering, as well as collaboration tools to work remotely with other users. If you need to export 4K, you'll want to consider upgrading to DaVinci Resolve Studio 17. Additionally, DaVinci Resolve 17 only supports a single processing GPU on Windows and Linux and two GPUs on the latest Mac Pro. With the free version, users can expect all the same processing power of DaVinci Resolve Studio, but it will limit project mastering and output to Ultra HD resolutions or lower. Much to the delight of fans, Blackmagic announced via Twitter that the free and paid versions of DaVinci Resolve 17 are out of beta and now available to download for Mac, Windows, and Linux. What version is that?Īs of replying, I can only see download links for beta versions of version 18.Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve 17 is now available to download. Its really a pain if I got proficient with the program, but I don't agree with the pricing like Adobe and Sony where you have to pay for every new version or a monthly plan.īonus Tip2: I'm buying via their website, since I can't find a retailer near my location.
What is the local database? Do I have to backup my whole "Working Folders" directory?īonus tip: Thanks, I'm actually learning it and I'm asking about the license so if I like it, I know the prices. For now I'm working with 4k60 videos and rendering takes a long time with my Ryzen 7 2700X. I also want to make use of the GPU Acceleration and GPU rendering, since I experience lagging when playing a video in a project and rendering takes a long time. Previously, I've been using Kdenlive, and it was unstable, sometimes it crashes unexpectedly, and I'll have to redo project all over again. I'm planning to work with 4k 120Hz gameplay videos and I'm also planning to get the Samsung S22 Ultra which can film at 8k.
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