Blackmagic Design has launched DaVinci Resolve 21, introducing a dedicated photo editing mode with RAW support for major camera brands.
The update adds advanced color grading, AI-powered search, and facial aging tools, aiming to compete directly with Adobe’s Lightroom and Photoshop.
This move targets creative professionals seeking alternatives to Adobe’s subscription model, potentially reshaping workflows for photographers and hybrid video creators.
Can Resolve 21's photo tools genuinely replace a professional Lightroom workflow?
What crucial photo features are still missing from Resolve 21's first attempt?
What is Adobe's next move to protect its Creative Cloud empire?
Are all-in-one creative suites the future, or will specialized apps endure?
How seamlessly can hybrid creators now match color between video and photos?