
They’re similar to Adobe Premiere Pro’s adjustment layers but can be moved around the timeline like any other clips, which gives extra flexibility. When you apply effects such as color grading to an adjustment clip, the effects apply to all clips below it on the timeline. Rather than copying effects from clip to clip, you can now add adjustment clips.

These interfaces all have new features in DaVinci Resolve 16. Each of these functions has its own workspace and range of useful features, so Resolve is effectively four excellent post-production programs in one. Resolve includes all-in-one post-production, with nonlinear editing, color correction, audio post, and visual effects streamlined into one application.

DaVinci Resolve is available with free and premium options (Image credit: Blackmagic Design) DaVinci Resolve 16 review: Features
