This is a part of If you look at a DCP made with a white point/chromatic adaption from D65 to DCI WHITE in Resolve, the picture will look greenish. You can add a corrector node with the “Chromatic adaption” Resolve FX effect from DCI White to D65 to get it back to normal. Settings Chromatic […]

Using Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Studio for DCP creation You can export DCPs using the built-in Kakadu JPEG2000/DCP encoder in Resolve 19 Studio ($295). In the free version, you will get a watermark on DCPs. Blackmagic Davinci Resolve Studio’s main advantages are: The Easydcp plugin (€949) supports encrypted DCPs. Kakadu does not. I have also written

Resolve default handling of mixed frame rates The default “Resolve” handling of mixed frame rates is to discard or duplicate frames and keep the same length as the original. This is OK when the source is 50 fps, and you add it to a 25 fps project. Every other frame is discarded, and motion is