

This area is specific to the node and any custom changes should be made here

It shows the timeline with 4 clips on top. I think that the best explanation is the visual one, so I created a simple graph that you can see below: Group Editors structure What they are and how to use them is explained in the next section. When a clip is assigned to a group there are 2 additional fields in the combo box above the nodes:

Delete – deletes the group and all the corrections made for the particular group.Load – might be confusing, but it just selects the group as current (doesn’t change anything for the selected clip).Right click a desired clip and select this option. Assign to Group – this way we assign any clip to a particular group.Now, when we right click on any clip a context menu allows us to select the group that we have just created, and there are a couple of options: The green link in the right bottom corner will appear next to each clip that is assigned to any group. Now, there’s an indication that the clip belongs to a group: Link icon means that the clip belongs to group To do that right click on the clip you wish to add to the group and select Add Into a New Group: Create a new group Group by a shot – close-ups, medium shots, long shots,.Group by a camera, when the clips were shot using multiple cameras,.I use groups in different ways, but the most common scenarios are: Makes grading similar clips fast and easy.Categorizes the clips into logical groups,.Grouping is one of my most used features in DaVinci Resolve, especially in bigger projects where grades organization is a must.
