They're definitely not buying a 30k console. They're not going to purchase the $1000 version. But it still begs the question what's their game plan? Why are they focusing on FCP X FCP X FCP X compatibility and look? Why are they switching their shortcuts commands to FCP 7/X all over the place whenever possible? The X users are more the individuals (myself) and maybe small shops. And I'm happy as heck they're giving away the free version. And they're certainly not trying to win over editors with the $1000 app. But it really can't be much of an editing app without some basic stuff in there. But I assume the $30,000 version doesn't come with any OpenFX either, correct? I could be wrong.

I am sure more and more 3rd party vendors will jump onboard and prices will fall Not sure what demo you saw but OFX are not included, might be a typo. Warren Eagles wrote:Let me add to my earlier post. It very clear states (and shows) that the toolbox contains them. Where are the OpenFX plugins? There aren't any. But otherwise the generators is far from complete and the titling tools are pretty bare bones. Their selections of wipes is pretty decent if you're into wipes. It contains a complete library of 3rd Party OpenFX plugins. 'The toolbox contains a COMPLETE library of transitions, generators, titling tools & 3rd party OpenFX plugins.'

here's a couple links to get you started, from there, I'd suggest google.

There are some, though not many, free OFX plugins.

No, the editing demo clearly says that OFX is suportted, so that if you have Sapphire, for example, you can use it right within resolve. Bretwilliams wrote:The editing demo of 11 definitely alludes to there being a wealth of OpenFX effects.

Plugins for davinci resolve 11