DaVinci Resolve Tips You Shouldn't Miss Out On

Your channel is a game changer for me. Thank you George 🙏

Thanks for the tutorial ❤

Brilliant .. love this channel

Thank you 💪💪💪💪

Rule Number 1: You never upload a 'tricks and tips' video without having timestamps of each tip and trick. Now you force us to watch the whole video and try to distinguish which is a different trick/tip.

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🎉 WOW, the dynamic project switching just made my life so easy because I need to jump between projects all the time. As always great tips. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

thank you!! it was really healpfull

These productivity tips are really worth their length in gold. Thanks for sharing!

That was helpful! Thanks a lot.

the best productive video i had ever seen 🔥🔥 thanks bro

What a F**king LEGEND !!!

❤thank you so much man ...very useful 👍 loved this tips

thanks!

You absolutely did a fantastic job

Haven't subscribed to anyone in months but you've got a new subscriber now! Thank you for these helpful tutorials! You're a pro.

great advices! Thank you, George!

Very Helpful! Thanks Bro! <3

Great stuff!

That magical "F" button to match frame is golden!! This was lost on me for a very long time, sadly. It is such a useful tool for the kind of workflow I currently have.

Mate. You have nailed it with this video tutorial. Thank You! I have been doing everything the long hard way until you gave me these tricks. Saved so much time and my editing flow is now smoother and faster. Great work , you have my Sub and will be watching all your other videos. Great tutorial. The show clip function in my Media bin has helped me so much. Keep them coming.

Golden tips man. Thanks. And awesoooooome channel. Keep it going 😊

Great, Joshua! 👍 Again a couple of time saving tricks! Thank you!

I religiously watch your tips videos everyday cause there really are techniques that make my workflow wayyyy faster😮 DaVinci Resolve really is a "knowledge" based game😮‍💨

These tutorials are amazing, thank you for making them. I'm a complete beginner at editing and using Resolve, and this is going to make my life a lot more efficient.

Great video, I've already subscribed. I do have a question though. If you have Live save option turned on, doesn't it cancel your template timelines? Or does opening it on read only mode kinda negates the Live save option?

too difficult to watch cause of fleshy transations. Just letting you know.

@George Kamenov Hello, you have an error in the video resolution, it must be 3840x2160, otherwise black bars appear at the top and bottom like in this video

Always Highlight Clip in the Media Pool is a real gem - thank you!

Great tips vor Daily Workshop, well Dome

Nice tips but your video transitions are annoying in a dark room late at night 😄😎

Great tips, thank you so much for sharing!

Using a project template is a game changer! I guess that's what you said in the title😅

Awesome and really helpful. Thanks 💪

Dynamic switching - lifechanging! Had no idea it existed - thankyou!

The read-only mode is a great hack, thank you!

Great stuff as always mate. Definitely use these in my next editing sesh!

I usually duplicate the template project, but I found it often led to the close of the program or freeze of the program if you try to change some default elements on my template timeline. I will try the read only mode next time! Thanks for reminding me the option.

Thanks bro nice tricks , u Can use Power Bins to save ur Assets so u can use it for any project

My go to Resolve guy 🙌

Yesterday switched from After effects and premiere, this is a huge step in with tips already at the beggining thank you

how did you know i needed this video? 😅

Great tips. So useful to get workflow improvements. I wasn't managing my templates very efficiently. Your method is vastly superior. Thank you!

Thank you so much! I applied every trick and now my life is better ⭐️👍❤️

You're a genius. Great tips here- thanks!

Thank you, no one actually talks about these helpful trick

Thanks, i dint know about dynamic switching, this going to be really helpful in my workflow :D

Very helpful thanks.

nice! you sure are good at finding tips that I haven't heard before