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- Real Name: Chris Pearless
Fri Nov 03, 2023 6:49 pm
A frustration when using Resolve on smaller displays is the wasted space when working with multicam clips that only have a few angles.
Currently the grid options do not have an option for a single column and multiple angles, this means that when working with only a few angles you get dead space above and below them. This is not the behaviour in Final Cut Pro, where the angles first stack in a single column, allowing for significantly more screen space to be allocated to the main viewer.
Two angles in DaVinci Resolve:
Two angles in Final Cut Pro:
It'd be fantastic if we could choose the amount of columns and rows we'd like specifically, rather than just being given a preset list.
It'd also be appreciated if we could change the proportion of space used by both viewers, to allow for the most efficient use of screen space.
Currently the grid options do not have an option for a single column and multiple angles, this means that when working with only a few angles you get dead space above and below them. This is not the behaviour in Final Cut Pro, where the angles first stack in a single column, allowing for significantly more screen space to be allocated to the main viewer.
Two angles in DaVinci Resolve:
- DaVinci Resolve Behaviour
- DaVinci Resolve.png (27.61 KiB) Viewed 217 times
Two angles in Final Cut Pro:
- Final Cut Pro Behaviour
- Final Cut Pro.png (276.76 KiB) Viewed 217 times
It'd be fantastic if we could choose the amount of columns and rows we'd like specifically, rather than just being given a preset list.
It'd also be appreciated if we could change the proportion of space used by both viewers, to allow for the most efficient use of screen space.