Resolve Workflow
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2012 7:38 am
Hey all... Its like my wish has come true. A dedicated Blackmagic forum. I have a question regarding Davinci Resolve. I have Resolve Lite 8 on Windows 7. I edit on Premiere CS5 but soon will upgrade to CS6. In my worklfow after effects play a vital role for denoising and titling etc. So I just want to know how I can I follow a workflow because right now I am having problems. This is my workflow.
- Transcode the footage to DNxHD 175. Do all the edit until the picture is locked.
- Take the picture in After Effects where I start denoising. I denoise and export 16bit Tiff Sequence. (Should I do a Tiff or DPX?)
- I take the Sequence in Davinci Resolve where I also import an edl. But somehow the sequence is just one large clip. Now either I do a scene detection on my project. Is there a way to get independent shots to grade. Even stills. I can group or join stills in Davinci. Is there any other better workflow? When I am done grading I export a DPX sequence and take that back in premiere where I do all the tranisitions and add the sound which is all done in some DAW. I might take that back in After Effects where I might do some compositing and titling. Then I can export my masters and deliverables.
- Transcode the footage to DNxHD 175. Do all the edit until the picture is locked.
- Take the picture in After Effects where I start denoising. I denoise and export 16bit Tiff Sequence. (Should I do a Tiff or DPX?)
- I take the Sequence in Davinci Resolve where I also import an edl. But somehow the sequence is just one large clip. Now either I do a scene detection on my project. Is there a way to get independent shots to grade. Even stills. I can group or join stills in Davinci. Is there any other better workflow? When I am done grading I export a DPX sequence and take that back in premiere where I do all the tranisitions and add the sound which is all done in some DAW. I might take that back in After Effects where I might do some compositing and titling. Then I can export my masters and deliverables.