Importing Your Clips; Working With Raw Files - Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera Manual De Instalación Y Funcionamiento

Importing your Clips

To start editing your clips, you'll first need to import them into the media pool:
1 Launch DaVinci Resolve. If this is the first time you've opened DaVinci Resolve, wait for
the Project Manager to appear, and double click the 'untitled project' icon in the project
manager window.
If you have enabled the multi-user environment in previous versions of DaVinci Resolve,
then the log in window will appear. To login as one of the listed users, double click the
user icon. To add a new user, click 'add new' at the bottom left of the log in window and
create a new user by entering a user name and clicking 'setup new user'.
Then double-click the user icon to proceed to the Project Manager. Now click 'new
project', enter a title for your project and click 'create'. This will add your new project to
the project manager. Double click on your project to open it.
2 You'll now see the 'media' page with a 'media storage' browser at the top left.
The 'media storage' browser displays all your linked media folders from where you'll
drag your clips and drop them into the media pool.
3 If your clip folder doesn't appear in the library, you'll need to add it. This is easily done
by right clicking inside the 'media storage' browser area, selecting a drive or folder path
and clicking 'open'.
4 In the 'media storage' browser, click on your newly added clip folder. Now simply drag
your clips from your storage folder and drop them into the media pool. If the untitled
project settings are different to your clip settings, you'll be prompted to either change
the project settings to match your clips, or leave the settings as they are. To get started
quickly, click 'change'. Now your project settings match your clips.
To import your clips, simply drag them from the 'media storage' browser and drop
them into the media pool. You can also drag and drop files from your desktop

Working with RAW files

When you first import RAW files, DaVinci Resolve will decode the sensor data contained in the
files using the ISO, white balance and tint settings used on the camera at the time of shooting.
If you're happy with the look of these settings, you can start editing right away.
The great thing about shooting RAW is that you're not tied to these settings at all!
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