Scratching our heads about why we hadn’t covered the big panels in depth before now, we decided to do something about, and in this Insight, we’ll start a new series on the Resolve Panel with a detailed overview. On a smaller panel, one can learn to get around in a few hours, but on a panel(s) with 5 LCD displays, 32 soft knobs, 30 soft buttons and dozens of hard labeled buttons, not to mention quite a few sub-menus – learning the ‘big panels’ can be very intimidating.Īnd that’s not even getting into the countless panel ‘shortcuts’ and features only found on on this panel.
Recently, we have received several emails from members who’ve recently upgraded to the Resolve Control Panel and were surprised that there is literally no documentation about how to use it! The Resolve Control Panel (it’s actually three separate panels) is manufactured and sold by Blackmagic Design and at $30,000, The Resolve Control Panel is clearly not for everyone, but it does provide the Resolve colorist with the most tactile control available. The ‘Big Panel’, ‘Advanced Control Surface’, or just simply the Resolve Control Panel - if you’re a Resolve user you probably know what we’re talking about! Getting To Know The DaVinci Resolve Control Paneĭemystifying The Resolve Advanced Control Panel.Tutorials / Getting To Know The DaVinci Resolve Control Pane / Getting To Know The DaVinci Resolve Control Panel – Overview Series
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