Having this new visual mapper means I can finally, really dig into my custom Resolve keyboard and adapt it to the Keyboard Manifesto. The new Keyboard Customization tool will instantly look familiar if you’ve used any other NLE as it is very similar. Resolve’s old keyboard mapper was a thing of great pain. Notice the image above also shows the numeric keypad on an extended keyboard. Resolve 15.2 adds what I think is one of the most important tools to get angry old editors to try a new NLE: An easy and visual way to customize the editing keyboard. The feature list is huge and I’ll paste them into the end of this post but there are a few things worth pointing out. Now we have the Resolve 15.2 update and it is packed full of a number of seemingly small but very important features that further that march into the creative editing world. I have chosen myself to use Resolve for the creative edit a few times and I’ve been so impressed with its ever improved feature-set I did a free two-part webinar for Moviola on Craft Editing in DaVinci Resolve 15 just to dig deeper. Resolve is making in-roads into craft editing and while I haven’t yet been called as a freelancer to cut a job on Resolve that time is coming. My focus both in my editing career and on the Editblog is mostly on creative editorial.
How is developing Resolve this quickly?! I love it
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