You also get to see what they’re working on as it’s happening, allowing you to both edit the project simultaneously (as demonstrated in the presentation above).

Once a project is created on the cloud, it maintains links to footage and other assets, including all the changes, and new users can be invited to join in to work on it with you. The short version is that Blackmagic Cloud allows users to sync their work together, from anywhere throughout the world, for working on collaborative projects. To fully understand how Blackmagic Cloud works, though, you’ll probably want to watch the whole thing as there’s bits of information darted about the new hardware announcements that also tie into it.

And this is higher-end hardware – unless you think spending $30K on what is essentially 80TB NAS (even if it is a really, really good one that’s specifically geared towards simultaneous multi-user video editing) is reasonable for hobbyists.īut for the specific list of new features available in DaVinci Resolve 18, which is now in Public Beta, you’ll want to scrub ahead to about an hour and two minutes in, where several short presentation videos are shown walking you through the new features of each of Resolve’s different sections.

The presentation is heavily focused on the cloud features, both in DaVinci Resolve and in new hardware Blackmagic has announced in order to support it for higher-end demands.

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