Its designers obviously had travel in mind, as it is durable and solid without being too heavy. In total, the die-cast and machined aluminum body comes in at just under eight pounds. Right out of the box, the DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel is impressive. Was this really a panel that cost less than a $1,000 that both amateur and professional colorists could love? The DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel Body We got our hands on a DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel and wanted to see if it was too good to be true. An included USB 3.0 Type-A to USB Type-C cable provides backward compatibility for systems that are limited to USB Type-A connectors.We took the new DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel for a spin. For the panel to work with Resolve, your computer must be running DaVinci Resolve 14.3 or DaVinci Resolve Studio 14.3 or later. You can power the panel via an AC power source, a 4-pin XLR connector, or PoE. It is compatible with Mac, Windows, and select Linux systems. The Mini panel incorporates a USB Type-C and Ethernet interface. Dedicated feature buttons allow you to change tools without needing to use the mouse. Eight customizable soft knobs provide precise control and a quick reset by pushing the knob.
However, the Mini Panel also features two LCD screens that allow you to display menus or the parameters of the tools you are working with.
18 dedicated keys on the right side also give you access to the most commonly used grading features and playback controls. As with the Micro panel, it features three high-resolution, weighted trackballs and 12 control knobs for accessing essential primary color-correction tools in the Resolve software. It can sit on your desk top, in a rack, or be bolted to a surface. It is a portable control surface suitable for those that need to switch between editing and color grading. The DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel from Blackmagic Design is a step-up in functionality from the Micro panel but without all the features of the Advanced panel.
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