New Davinci Resolve Transitions

DaVinci Resolve is a popular professional video editing software known for its robust features and capabilities. Transitions are an essential aspect of video editing, as they help smooth the visual flow between two clips or scenes, making the overall video more engaging and polished. DaVinci Resolve provides a variety of transitions that you can use to enhance your videos. Here are some common types of transitions available in DaVinci Resolve:
In the latest version 18l.5 Many new FusionTransitions have been added: Fusion transitions contain unique styles, such as glitch effects, particle transitions, pan and zoom, paintbrush and more.
To apply a transition in DaVinci Resolve, you generally drag and drop the transition between two clips on the timeline. You can then customize the transition duration and properties as needed. Experimenting with different transitions can help add flair and professionalism to your video projects..
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[@CrewElite]

Great video explaining these new additions!

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! These new transitions are really great. I'll certainly be using them in future video releases.

[@CrewElite]

@@Touchtechnologyreview Same here! I made the switch to Davinci Resolve a few weeks ago.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

@@CrewElite Nice one. Such great software!

[@CrewElite]

@@Touchtechnologyreview Indeed! I wished I would have switched sooner! I purchased the software with the speed editor.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

@@CrewElite You must be flying through the edits with the speed editor. Also the paid version unlocks so many of the cool new AI features including upscaling, Audio mastering, speech to text and more!

[@CoopMusic247]

A lot of these are not new. Smooth Cut, Flash, etc. all have been there.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

Yes I did throw in a few of my favs which have been there fora while but most of the ones I demonstrated are new as of 18.5. Great additions to the offering. I'll certainly be using quite a few of them.

[@pixeldude1335]

Danke für die Arbeit!

[@buzzmoorc]

Good stuff, thanks.

[@danielolalekan5816]

I'm a new davinci resolve user, I love davinci so much

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

Awesome! I've been using it for years and it just keeps getting better with every release!

[@sotonin]

To be crystal clear. yes there are many free features in davinci resolve but the good ones are paid. Also, the difference in performance on free vs paid with apple silicon is night and day. The free version is gimped cpu/gpu core wise until you pay. So yeah I can't recommend the free version to anybody who wants to do any heavy editing.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

Good advice. Certainly Many reasons to upgrade to the Paid version. Most of the new AI tools including voice to text auto captions, upscaling and more. I didn't know that the performance was worse on the free version. Thanks for sharing.

[@The_Texman]

These aren't new.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

Most are quite new, I did throw in a few of my favs that had been there before.

[@benjoe2790]

Please make it a pack for us to download and use. I use the free version of Davinci resolve

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

These are all available on the free version. Just update to v 18.5 to get them.

[@benjoe2790]

@@Touchtechnologyreview Ohk thanks for that 😍😍

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

@@benjoe2790 You're most welcome. Have fun with the new transitions! I am going to be using quite a few for up and coming videos 👌🔥

[@alexanderpapadopoulos3741]

Best way to look like an amateur

[@Santaligameing00]

To run this software smoothly, which laptop can I use?

[@geoffos42]

One with as many cores as you can get. Video editing software works best with multi-core processors.

[@Touchtechnologyreview]

If you go for a Mac even the new M2 macbook Air would do. If you go for windows then preferably an i7 with 8GB graphics card

[@Santaligameing00]

@@Touchtechnologyreview thank you so much sir 💗 love from India 🥰

[@IndianCitizen04]

Go for i5 12600K or 13600K + 32 GB RAM + nVidia 3060 ( 12 GB RAM) or above to smoothly work with heavy project. Set your PC in multimonitor support as Davinci Resolve has unique power to use both inbulit Intel graphics (quicksync) and nVidia Hardware Encoder at same time.

[@GlobalShutterNY]

Mostly 'gimmicky' and not likely to be useful to pros - but a few of the glitch style can be useful within a clip (just use the blade tool to make a cut) for easy efx in the right setting....

[@CaptainTae]

Most of these aren't new.