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- Location: Toronto, Canada
- Real Name: Carson Jones
Wed Apr 18, 2018 1:11 pm
Hi, I'm new to the forums and have just finished a small creative project using 15 studio beta. I'm running Resolve on a dual display setup and while I'm able to activate the dual screen setup(s) I find them very limiting in terms of layout and functionality.
I'd love the option to place the nodes panel on the second display so that it's much bigger and easier to organize and read. I often find that the 'Effects' pop-up blocks the very node I'm trying to apply an effect to and this is very annoying. Also, it's not uncommon for nodes found near the sides of the node panel to shift outside of the panel frame where I'm unable to access them easily.
I'm also finding that there is a significant amount of wasted space in the UI design. Icons are much larger than they have to be and space in between panels is also wasteful. The negative space in the UI could be much more efficient.
When it comes right down to it, a feature request I have is that the UI allow for 'full' customization where suitable so that we can set up our workspaces similar to how we can customize them in PPro.
All of that said... Loving Resolve 15 Studio. Looking to dig deeper into the Fusion integration!
I'd love the option to place the nodes panel on the second display so that it's much bigger and easier to organize and read. I often find that the 'Effects' pop-up blocks the very node I'm trying to apply an effect to and this is very annoying. Also, it's not uncommon for nodes found near the sides of the node panel to shift outside of the panel frame where I'm unable to access them easily.
I'm also finding that there is a significant amount of wasted space in the UI design. Icons are much larger than they have to be and space in between panels is also wasteful. The negative space in the UI could be much more efficient.
When it comes right down to it, a feature request I have is that the UI allow for 'full' customization where suitable so that we can set up our workspaces similar to how we can customize them in PPro.
All of that said... Loving Resolve 15 Studio. Looking to dig deeper into the Fusion integration!