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25 Tutorials for Getting the Most Out of DaVinci Resolve

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DaVinci Resolve has a price point that can’t be beaten: it’s free! It’s a professional-level tool for video editing that’s accessible to everyone. You can use it for an entire edit, from ingesting footage to exporting a finished, Hollywood-grade video. Want even more power in your edits? Resolve is made up of other more powerful modules inside one package. Fairlight helps you mix and master audio at a professional level. Fusion gives you options for compositing in 2D and 3D. You can even collaborate with other users on the same project. In this round-up, we’re featuring 25 of the web’s…
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Toyota EVs Will Get Solid-State Batteries

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While Toyota has been slow to introduce all-electric vehicles, it’s easy to forget that the Japanese automaker continues to be a leader in hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and hydrogen cars. The automaker may only have one EV on sale with the bZ4X, but Toyota has plans to introduce 10 new EVs and sell 1.5 million electric cars by 2026. In order to reach those goals, Toyota’s going to have to step up its EV tech, which it plans to do with the introduction of high-performance, solid-state batteries. The news comes from the automaker’s technical briefing session, “Toyota Technical Workshop,” where it…
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Chrysler Airflow EV May Not Be Built After All

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Chrysler is in direct need of new vehicles. The American automaker is hanging on by a thread with just three vehicles – the 300, Pacifica, and Pacifica Hybrid – in its lineup. When Chrysler announced plans to become an all-electric automaker by 2028, we were excited to see what Chrysler had in store. Partly because the electric revolution meant a rebirth for Chrysler and because it meant that the striking Airflow concept would actually go into production. That was Chrysler’s plan all along – the Airflow would become the brand’s first EV and mark Chrysler’s transition to an EV brand…
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Hoping for a deal on a new pickup truck? Inventory is piling up, and discounts could make a comeback.

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An old, unwritten rule of car sales tells dealers and factories to work together to keep about a 60-day supply of each new vehicle on hand for sale, with another 15 days on order or in transit. That, the pragmatism says, means that dealers have the most color and feature combinations a buyer could want in easy reach. But they won’t have so many that they’ll need to discount them to sell them. Ram currently has more than a 100-day supply of Ram 1500 full-size trucks on hand. Ford F, -0.80% has more than a 90-day supply of its F-150…
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