Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 19, bringing significant improvements to their popular video editing software.
The free version now supports processing of unlimited resolution media files, though output remains capped at Ultra HD.
Notable updates include new AI-driven tools, like IntelliTrack for precise tracking and stabilization, and advanced audio features such as Music Remixer FX and Voice Isolation.
The update also introduces improved Fusion effects, enhanced color grading with the new ColorSlice palette, and better performance across GPUs.
Users requiring more advanced tools, such as multi-GPU support, 4K output, and HDR capabilities, are encouraged to upgrade to the Studio version.
DaVinci Resolve 19 now offers compatibility with ARM64-based Windows systems (check DaVinci Resolve 19.0 - Windows ARM64 download links), broadening the range of hardware that can effectively run the software.
This addition ensures that users with newer or specialized ARM-based devices can take full advantage of DaVinci Resolve's capabilities.
DaVinci Resolve 19 promises smoother workflows and more creative possibilities for both professionals and enthusiasts.
Read more about DaVinci Resolve 19.

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