@thomlyons

There is no way I was going to list every single setting you can change in Resolve (have you seen how long the instruction manual is?!?!) but this is a quick run-through of things I always think about every time I install on a new machine, as well as a bit of moaning at the engineers for weird things they have done.

I know I'll have missed some great tips, so make sure you share with everyone either things you change to make Resolve work better for you, or silly things you wish they would fix!

@StevenDempseyArtist

No BS presentation with some great tips. Well done. Subscribed.

@NOIRGRADE

Oh wow I didn't know about the teleprompter and the dynamic zoom in the Cut page. That's amazing.

Speaking of maximizing screen real estate.
- Color page, thumbnail size: small
- LUT window as list view instead of thumbnails

@IamMattTheDirector

THIS VIDEO DESERVES MORE VIEWS

@Svjatomir

Thank you very much for your video. There were many helpful tips for me. Subscribed to your channel! Thanks again :)

@MrJemabaris

Let's not forget to change the LUT interpolation to tetrahedral and saving it as a default. I also like to enable power window outline on GUI monitor only. In the project settings I usually disable use S-cruve for contrast as I use some form of film emulation which already has an S-shaped contrast curve. Another thing I always turn on are the "show 2x zoom" and "show skin tone indicator" options in the vector scope settings. In the system preferences I like to enable "Automatically refresh growing files in the media pool" and under the General options "Use 10-bit precision in viewers if available". Under the Playback settings I usually set Performance mode to manual or disable as having it on automatic can introduce glitches and artefacts with very heavy sessions. Lastly, I like to enable 3 Node Stack Layers for IDT, Grade, and ODT under the General Options in the project settings.

@RankZone-06

Thank you very much for this video! Really great tips. 👍 I have now changed few settings while watching your video.

@Vaibhav_Shah

Very helpful video! Thank you so much! :)

@TheSoundofU

Thank you Thom, I found this incredibly helpful. I have subscribed to you for future & passed videos on your channel.

@Nebertk

Thank you for that stabilisation trick of only copying color... 👐

@made_by_chris

Great vid dude 👍🏽

@RB_VideoAudio

Thanks for sharing

@NicolasLbr1

Hello Tom ! 

It’s been a year since I started learning Resolve, watching countless tutorials on YouTube
But I’ve rarely seen one as smooth as this

Well done, the insights shown and the way you have to showcase them are super efficient and digest ! 

Looking forward to seeing more content, 
Subscribed, liked & commented 🚀

@mirkotabasevic3509

Thank you!

@shayrealestatephotography

I learned several new things, thank you!

@HVNAVideo

Thanks Thom. Learnt quite a few new tips there. Great job.

@jbb004

And subscribed! You just cured a lot of my headaches when editing in Resolve.

@andybookann6948

Solid content!!

@Fritzystuff

Thanks so much - I've just finished my first few videos on Resolve and 2 other tutorials, but this helps so much now that I have a bit of context into Resolve!

@victorfilm_

Thom, thank you for sharing these useful tips!