Premiere also has a hold frame function, but the export frame function was more beneficial in many situations. In Premiere Pro, it was a simple task: hit the camera icon, save the still, and if you checked Import into project, the still would even import into your project folder, allowing you to create an invisible pause in a matter of seconds. I would need to pause the screencast to give my audio a moment to catch up. While it’s brought several new features to the forefront, I do miss one function from my adventures with Premiere Pro-the export frame function.Ĭreating stills or pauses in Resolve is slightly more involved.Īs a creator of screencast tutorials, there are moments when I need to pause while I explain something-or perhaps I’ve skipped too far ahead in the video recording, but I’m still explaining something from the previous tip.
Initially only used for color grading, it’s since become a powerhouse for editing, audio, and VFX. In 2016, DaVinci Resolve went from being the acquaintance application I barely knew to the software that I opened every day.
DaVinci Resolve to the rescue! Learn three techniques you can use for capturing a still or creating pauses in your next project.
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