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The Gallery Stills project library show all projects connected so you can import those stills
— DaVinci Resolve looks: A collection of predefined grades, categorized by type, that provides excellent examples of different looks available in DaVinci Resolve. These grades are installed with DaVinci Resolve and cannot be altered.
— Project Libraries: Each project library that’s available appears within this list. Each project library has a nested series of users, projects, and timelines within, as well as one nested PowerGrade item for each user, which provides access to the saved stills within.
— Orphans: Stills are saved to a separate directory which is defined in the Master Settings panel of the Project Settings. Whenever you delete a project library, the stills that corresponded to that project library become orphaned. All orphaned stills that lack a connection to any current project library appear within the Orphan item in the Stills Navigator.
Browse and Import Timeline Grades From Other Projects
The Gallery window lets you see and import grades in the timelines of other projects, even if they weren’t saved as stills first. When you open the Gallery Window and use the hierarchical disclosure controls of the Stills panel to open up and select a specific Project Library > User > Project > Timeline, you’ll see at least three browsable albums to the right: the Stills galleries that were created, the Memories, and at the bottom an album called Timeline Media. The Timeline Media album lets you browse the currently used grades for every clip in that timeline, making it easy to copy the ones you need to the current project’s Stills album or Memories.
This is particularly useful if you’re working on a series where and you find that you want to re-use different grades, looks, adjustments, or fixes from previous episodes in the current one. Previously, you’d have to remember to save every clip as a still to be able to browse the grades in this way. Now you can simply browse the clips in the Timeline directly.
