But how can you use them to improve your workflow? Can you only use them for HDR delivery?ĭarren Mostlyn has posted this fantastic walkthrough to help all of us get started with how HDR settings in Resolve 17 work, how to use them to improve our grading for both HDR and SDR delivery, and shares his tips and tricks for how to improve our workflow. However, you can still see menu options, pages, transport controls, etc.Īs per Blackmagic, this mode will be helpful while working with the positioning of windows, rotoscoping, etc.The software sorcerers over in Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve team are always cooking up tasty new tricks to improve the user experience and the functionality of their killer color grading product giving you tools that no other company comes close to matching.Īnd now in Resolve 17, they’ve released a set of HDR grading tools that really blow our minds. This view helps me get my hands dirty with curves, color wheels, keyframing, etc., which is found directly below the viewer.įull page viewer mode makes your viewer big such that it takes the maximum space. I tend to use enhanced viewer mode a lot by pressing “Shift + F”. Basically, it creates space for the viewer so that there is no distraction. (Keep in mind that the cinema viewer mode is available across different pages like Media, Cut, Edit, Color, Fairlight, Deliver, etc.).Įnhanced viewer mode hides panels like “Gallery” and “Nodes”, left and right to the timeline viewer.
This is really useful so that you get a feel for the final output during the editing or color grading stages. No menu options are displayed at the top, and no pages are displayed at the bottom. All you see is the video or image in the viewer. Difference Between Cinema, Enhanced and Full Page Viewer Modes in the “Color” Page of DaVinci ResolveĬinema viewer mode expands your viewer to the full screen of your monitor.
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