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Is there significant advances in this version for treating VHS footages? Current gold standard is using manual filters and plugins on Virtualdub.

• capableweb 5y ago
  DaVinci doesn't care about the source of the footage. If you meant things like treating digital footage extracted from analog sources, then yes, probably a few additions/modifications would be interesting for you. I'd urge you to look through the changes yourself on the linked page, but here are some highlights that might be relevant for you: - Resolve FX Beauty - Edge Detection - SuperScale - Face Refinement - Dead Pixel Fixer - Advanced Noise Reduction Hard to know exactly what kind of filters/plugins you're using that could also be replicated in DaVinci as you didn't detail your workflow.
  • chrisseaton 5y ago
    > DaVinci doesn't care about the source of the footage. Why not? VHS has properties such as interlacing that means that it doesn’t have complete individual frames like modern digital or analog film sources. Don't you need a completely different workflow for that?
    • capableweb 5y ago
      Because DaVinci Resolve is a color grading and video editing tool, not a "media importer" / "conversion" tool. That's the job for some other software and hardware combo.
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  • noname120 5y ago
    Historically their deep learning models have not been properly trained on VHS-like videos so they performed very poorly.