Blackmagic Design just released DaVinci Resolve 21.1, introducing an integrated AI assistant alongside expanded still photography support. The update packs over 100 new tools and controls for editors and colorists, bringing AI deeper into professional post-production workflows.
Blackmagic Design just unveiled DaVinci Resolve 21, introducing a dedicated Photo page that brings node-based color grading to still photography alongside powerful AI tools. Editors now get IntelliSearch for face and content discovery, CineFocus for post-shoot depth-of-field control, and automated facial retouching. It marks a bold step toward taking on dedicated photo suites, and the public beta is live today.
Blackmagic Design just dropped the DaVinci Resolve 20 public beta for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The massive release adds smart AI tools like IntelliScript to build timelines directly from written scripts, and Multicam SmartSwitch to cut between angles based on who is speaking. Why it matters: heavy post-production grunt work is getting automated right inside the desktop NLE.
Blackmagic Design just officially released DaVinci Resolve 19 alongside its iPad update. The release packs in over 100 upgrades and new AI features, including IntelliTrack AI tracking, text-based speaker editing, and Fairlight AI audio panning to video. It brings automated heavy lifting straight to your video editing timeline.
Blackmagic Design just launched the public beta of DaVinci Resolve 19, packing a slew of AI-powered creative features. Editors can now trim clips directly by editing transcribed text, track and stabilize footage using the neural-engine IntelliTrack, and isolate audio with Dialogue Separator FX. The standard version remains completely free, while the Studio upgrade sits at $295.
