adjustment layer should work on O clip, not timeline version

if I put an 8k clip in an FHD timeline, I expect to be able to zoom into the clip in a major way.
A very smart way to do these operations (as I do in other programs) is to use the adjustment layer, I place it over the clip, establish zoom and re-position, and then I can nimbly duplicate that adjustment layer, perhaps making it different colors so that it's quick and easy to create virtual cameras from a high-res shot.
Working on Resolve I find that if I zoom in on the clip directly all is well, but if I use the adjustment layer, it works on the FHD version of the clip (the one released in the timeline) and I haven't figured out if there is any way to have it apply the effect (direct or using OFX Transform) to the original source of the clip.

to date I can find as an alternative to duplicate clips, change the zoom and position and turn the timeline into a multi-camera clip, but that is not what I want to do, it all becomes more cumbersome and articulate.

What I am asking for is to be able to enable in the adjustment layer options, that if I enable access to the source, it can zoom in on clips in 8k

That kind of defeat the purpose of an adjustment layer: it sits on top after a lot of things happened: scanning, fusion, color, compositing of multiple layers...

It will be backwards to reopen the sizing.

What I am asking for is to be able to enable in the adjustment layer options, that if I enable access to the source, it can zoom in on clips in 8k

It would then have to process everything (fusion, coloretc) before hitting adjustment layer at that high res, even if you only use a small piece of the image in the end. Or it would have to start doing region of interest based requests which for timeline rendering is probably overly complicated and slow, it is more of a compositing territory.

I understood that, I propose to add an option on it to access to the original clip size, not the common use which go to be slower.

No, fusion is unusable for this thing, I will not have top coloured sign of what scale I did.

Mine is the flexible version of option of cut page to zoom in (which is a copy of clip zoomed).


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If you need full resolution in Adjustment Clips you could work in a 8k timeline and set the output resolution to HD.

If you need full resolution in Adjustment Clips you could work in a 8k timeline and set the output resolution to HD.

in fhd timeline with 5x8k tracks i can go in playback without problems, in 8k timeline with 5 tracks x 8k my computer not allow to do playback at more than 4-5fps.

I think the best solution to your problem, Carlo, is Effect Presets.

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I think the best solution to your problem, Carlo, is Effect Presets.

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sorry Jim, i not understand the suggest.
i need to have access to full resolution of clip when i apply an OFX of transform and not to a timeline resolution of clip.

preset is useful for other kind of work, but here not speed up my work, i not want to modify directly the clip, i would like to put over an adjustment layer instead of cut every single piece of clip to zoom in and out.

I'll give an example to make the usefulness clearer.
imagine you have a theatrical performance whose delivery is in fullHD and you shoot in 8k.

By adding three to four adjustment clips with different colors on them, with different placements and zooms, I can :
- “edit” totals from a series of close-up shots, without having to cut the clip each time to zoom in on just one part
- instead of doing copy and paste of parameters, I just drag with alt/option pressed and bring the zoom I need to where I want it.
- If I want it to last longer or shorter, I just move it shorten and lengthen the adjustment clip.

I've been doing this for years on premiere and I thought I could do it nimbly on resolve as well, but I've found that it's just not the case.
compared to cutting, changing parameters there's a lot less operations, a lot of time saved, and on shows of 50-80 minutes they become days of work saved.

i need to have access to full resolution of clip when i apply an OFX of transform and not to a timeline resolution of clip.

Understood. You get that when you apply the effect to the clip. You lose it when you use Adjustment Layers.

So don't use Adjustment Layers. Add the Transform to the clip directly.

Right now, we can't save Effects Presets. The link I posted is the Feature Request to add that capability. Add your vote there.

Yes, you'll have to cut. But as others have pointed out, there may be technical issues with implementing this Request.

I've been doing this for years on premiere and I thought I could do it nimbly on resolve as well, but I've found that it's just not the case.
compared to cutting, changing parameters there's a lot less operations, a lot of time saved, and on shows of 50-80 minutes they become days of work saved.

"Hmm, that's quite odd, because Adobe Premiere works exactly the same way - the Adjustment Layer takes the timeline resolution and its scaling is already lossy."