What's more I see pretty much exactly the same in Final Cut Pro as far as my eye can tell. IMPORTANT: I also have Use Mac Display Color Profiles for Viewers in the General Prefs on as well as the Use 10-bit precision. Apples new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip features a significantly slower SSD compared to the previous model, resulting in poorer performance in some workflows, it has been discovered.

I am using 17.4.6 with the following settingsĬolor Science: DaVinci YRGB Color ManagedĬolor Processing Mode: HDR DaVinci WideGamut Intermediate EDIT Or you can simply change the MacBook Pro display setting to HDTV (BT.709) or any of the other SDR settings. This cover is the ultimate way to get all of the DaVinci Resolve 17 and 18 Keyboard shortcuts at your fingertips. Apple’s latest and most powerful MacBook Pro 20 faster than the M1 MacBook Pro 30 better graphics performance than the M1 MacBook Pro Up to 38 core GPU Up to 96GB of unified memory Upgraded HDMI 2.1 ports Supports multiple 8K and 4K displays up to 240Hz Lots of ports for connecting external devices Cons: Price 2. Or you can simply move Resolve to the external monitor. If you use the MacBook Pro set to HDR Video (P3ST 2084) preset, attach an external non-HDR monitor and set it as the Video Clean Feed display (Workspace Menu), a clip graded for HDR on the XDR screen within Resolve will look fine on the XDR screen and awful on the external monitor (highlights clipped etc).

It is definitely possible to view and grade HDR video within the Resolve interface on a MacBook Pro with XDR screen.

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