Of course, you’ll need a minimum of two: one clip with a green screen, and one clip to replace the green screen. To start your project, decide which multimedia clips you want to use and import your files. Or you can explore the other green screen images in our library if you don’t already have any footage to use. For this example, we’ll be using this green screen stock footage if you’d like to download and follow along. In DaVinci Resolve, it will take you just a few steps to go from two separate clips to a simple composite image.

Part 1: How to Edit Green Screen Footage in DaVinci Resolve

Part 1: How to Edit Green Screen Footage in DaVinci Resolve.

Last of all DaVinci doesn’t put a cap on your output resolution or leave a watermark! Check it out here. You can edit your video, VFX, color grade, and even fine-tune your audio. If Nodes are your thing then you need some DaVinci in your life it was a fun program to use and not to mention it was a full suite.

It was fun to use but can be a headache to wrap your head around even for the more simpler VFX like masking. One of the biggest surprises for me was the Node Editor in DaVinci. If you have used either of the softwares and you didn’t like the one you tried out then I would definitely advise you to try out the other one. The interfaces are different aside from the required bits needed for a video editor. This week we talk about DaVinci Resolve 15, a program that I have never used before till recently but I can safely say that Hitfilm and DaVinci may both be free but the similarities end there. Last time we covered HitFilm and how it compares to Adobe Premiere, a program with a subscription-based payment method with no free version. Welcome to Tech Tuesday, a show that sometimes isn’t on Tuesday.

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