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Resolve FX
Resolve FX are the built-in plug-ins that come with DaVinci Resolve. These plug-ins span the gamut
from blurs and complex color adjustments to stylized image treatments and lighting effects to sharpen
and repair operations that are too complex to accomplish using the palette controls of the Color page.
An image before/after using the Abstraction Resolve FX filter
Most Resolve FX plug-ins have been optimized for real-time playback, making it possible to apply
complex effects such as Lens Flares, Light Rays, Film Grain, or Warping, and make adjustments while
getting immediate, high-quality feedback, and enabling you to play each variation of your effect as you
work without the need to wait for rendering or caching to happen first. Of course, if you’re working
with extremely high-resolution or raw source media, if your workstation is particularly old, or if you’re
applying many Resolve FX all at once, your performance may slow, necessitating the use of either the
Smart Cache or User Cache.
Open FX
Open FX (OFX) is an open plug-in standard intended to enable easier development of cross-platform
visual effects plug-ins for a variety of applications. Popular plug-in packages include BorisFX Sapphire
and Continuum Complete, Red Giant Universe, and NewBlue TotalFX, all of which are ubiquitous tools
for feature and broadcast work. The available Open FX plug-in packages are also growing every year
as this format becomes more widely adopted among developers.
With Open FX support, you can use plug-ins to do many stylized operations that would be difficult or
impossible to do using the other tools in DaVinci Resolve. Everything from lens flares, optical blurs and
prism effects, lens warp correction, film and video grain and damage effects, dead-pixel corrections,
and more can be accomplished with the right plug-in collection.
One of the many Sapphire OFX plug-ins from GenArts
Chapter 148Using Open FX and Resolve FX 2950
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