was officially purchased by Blackmagic Design in 2014.ĭaVinci Resolve 12 comes with a new Interface, it has a new font and a lighter overall color scheme that is cleaner and easy to the eye, but there is a option to use old, grey scheme.
This software and the Eyeon software inc. The Eyeon software was specifically formed to commercialise Fusion. It was originally developed in 1987 and it was originally written in DOS. 5 years later post world is waiting to see how BMD is going to create union of Resolve and recently acquired Fusion.įor over a quarter a century, Fusion has developed and has built a solid-rock reputation and popularity among its users. In short, it was wildly popular.Īnd this is where the magic started. It featured a personalised external control panel with internal main and secondary processing. This analog grading system came out to be the best color editor, trusted by big names like Fernseh FDL 60 and Rank Cintel telecines. It was used wildly until the DaVinci Classic came along, way back in 1984. It was a simple prototype that would eventually evolve to DaVinci color corrector. It all started with the Wiz, which was developed by VTA in 1982.
Without them, we would probably still be stuck with grainy vintage video quality in films, TV shows and commercials. It is important to appreciate the long way these software solutions have come. We now have the DaVinci Resolve 12 and Fusion 8 beta to play with, with Fusion available for the first time for Mac OS X. Two big software updates of these awesome post-production applications are in the wild.
If you are into color grading and compositing then you probably know that the Blackmagic Design recently updated their innovative video and film application offer: DaVinci Resolve and Fusion are used and trusted world over, for their reliability, simplicity, rapid development and cutting-edge features.
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