Make sure to post any bugs and/or weird behavior in the comments below! Blackmagic RAW 1.5.1Īlso new is Blackmagic RAW in version 1.5.1 which seems to improve the overall stability of the developer SDK for various platforms such as the plugins for Premiere Pro or Avid Media Composer. Hopefully this final version of DaVinci Resolve, well, resolves all the wiggles users had with one of the beta versions. The full change log for 16.1 can be found on, the list is a bit too extensive to be posted here, I think. Watch the video below for a summery of DaVinci Resolve 16 (not 16.1, there’s no video for it, yet).įor a full rundown of all the new features of version 16.1, head over to our article by Jakub Han where he’s covering the changes for 16.1 beta 2. The Studio labeled version is $299 but this 16.1 update is free of charge if you already own a serial or usb dongle, of course. That beta period is now over and the final version 16.1 is out in the wild. That way users could update to the stable version 16 on their production systems and still be able to play with some of the new features of 16.1 on another machine. Not only did the company release its annual major release update on DaVinci Resolve on August 9th but also did they release version 16.1 as a beta version simultaneously. and that’s just the Cut page (full change log here) DaVinci Resolve 16.1īlackmagic did something new this year.

This time: New Boring Detector, new Smart Indicator, new Sync-Bins, new close-up feature, auto-grouping multiple clips.

The jump from DaVinci 16 to 16.1 doesn’t seem to be a very significant one but Blackmagic Design keeps impressing me with the vast number of new and improved features for each end every release. You now have access to enhanced tools on the cut page like a smart indicator, the new Boring Detector, Sync-Bins and other improvements – without having to worry using a beta version. Blackmagic Design just released the final version of DaVinci Resolve 16.1.

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