Tip: For more precise scaling, you can go to the Inspector tab on the right-hand side and use the Zoom option. Apply the Transform to all your other footage and arrange them to create a 4 screen view.Scale and place your clip to a quarter size of the screen. Select your first clip and go to Transform on the left corner.Make sure all footage is on its own track.Set the project at the same setting for all footage ie 1080 p and 60 fps (this is definitely important when working with footage from different sources/cameras).All you need is to drop your video files into separate tracks in the timeline and make use of the X and Y position tabs. If you want to create your split screens manually, then this incredibly simple method will be your go-to. Option 1: Create Your Split Screen Manually The other new way to create a split screen is by using the built-in Video Collage preset available in the Effects Library in Davinci Resolve 17. The main way you can easily and quickly create custom split screens is manual by mainly adjusting the size and position of each clip. Part 1: 2 Smart Ways to Create Split Screen in DaVinci Resolve 17 Part 2: 2 Creative & Handy Split Screen Templates for DaVinci Resolve 17.Part 1: 2 Smart Ways to Create Split Screen in DaVinci Resolve 17.

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