There may be no greater disappointment to a video editor when they realise their machine isn’t capable of running an application comfortably, if at all. What hardware should you be using with what applications? What are the minimum system requirements to ensure your machine can handle the heat? Today we’re taking a look at our recommended hardware specifications to run DaVinci Resolve 16. ACEScc – To be used specifically for ACES Color Science implementation in DaVinci Resolveįor all other gammas, a Color Transform node can be used before & after the node to bring the transform in and out of the desired gamma values.With advancements in technology moving forward faster than many of us can keep up, it can become difficult to pinpoint exactly what one needs when looking at video editing software.Scene – Standard gamma to be used in Rec.709 / Rec.2020 (Scene) timelines.Linear – For use with ACES/Linear gamma in DaVinci YRGB Color Managed mode.All features that were available in the Transform are also available in the Plugin with enhanced GPU & CPU acceleration. NOTE: This product has been replaced by the Exposure Correction Plugin which can be used in multiple Video Editing and VFX applications that support OpenFX including DaVinci Resolve, Blackmagic Fusion, Assimilate Scratch, Mistika Boutique, Nuke, Natron and more. The transform can be used across multiple timeline gamma options and as of version 2.0 now includes many more gamma settings! This transform MUST be used with the DCTL OFX plugin within DaVinci Resolve Studio.
It allows adjustment of exposure in EV stops between -10 & +10 stops. The Exposure Correction transform for DaVinci Resolve has been released.
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