When viewing a Digital Cinema Package (DCP) in DaVinci Resolve that has undergone white point/chromatic adaptation from D65 to DCI White, you may notice an unwanted greenish tint in your image. To correct this color shift, simply: This adjustment will restore the image to its intended color appearance. Settings Chromatic Adaption effect Method = CAT02 […]

Using Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Studio for DCP creation DaVinci Resolve Studio ($295) has a built-in Kakadu JPEG 2000 encoder that can export standard, unencrypted DCPs directly from the timeline. Since Resolve is made for color grading and video editing in the first place, it is a natural choice when the film is already being finished

Resolve default handling of mixed frame rates The default “Resolve” handling of mixed frame rates is to discard or duplicate frames and keep the same length as the original. This is OK when the source is 50 fps, and you add it to a 25 fps project. Every other frame is discarded, and motion is