The latter one makes it easier to work with the Output Blanking – I know exactly when the footage is and where the window background is. See the difference between this option and Create Smart Bin for Timelines below.
The former one helps me organize my media and my timelines are not mixed up with the footage. In the general options, I select use Timelines Bin and Use gray background in viewers. This helps me avoid some gamma shift issues and the image I see is in the same color space as the exported clips.
Most of my projects end up on the internet and this is why I usually use sRGB Timeline Colorspace. I usually work with the footage from Blackmagic cameras so I also set up some of the default settings in the Camera RAW section: Camera RAW I also set up Conform Options Assist using reel names from the in order to avoid some roundtrip problems with the Premiere Pro: Conform Options Here are the fields that should be changed: Master Project Settings I created a few presets for various frame rates I use (I live in a PAL country). Keep in mind that this cannot be changed later and should be your initial set in setting up a project. The first thing I set up in the project is the frame rate. Here you can see the presets I created: Project Settings Presets In this post, I would like to show you my common settings in my presets with a brief explanation. I created a few of them specifically for the types of projects I work with and each time I create a new project it saves me some time. My hand clicked appropriate sections and options one after another.Īfter some time I realized that I can save all these steps into project settings preset.
At some point, I was doing it automatically without thinking about it. I used to change many of them first thing before importing any clips to the project. The default project settings in DaVinci Resolve won’t be ideal for everyone.
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