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DaVinci Resolve just became a photo-editing app, and it could be a game changer

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DaVinci Resolve has long held a place in our guide to the best video editing software . It seems we might soon have to add it to our pick of the best photo editing software too. The app's developer, Blackmagic Design, has announced a flurry of news ahead of the NAB 2026 trade show in Las Vegas next week. There's new hardware, but the headline announcement for a lot of people is the launch of DaVinci Resolve 21 in beta with a new photo-editing workflow, including support for RAW images. As Blackmagic CEO Grant Petty casually announces towards the end of the presentation above, DaVinci Resolve 21 is now available in public beta, and the update is huge. There are lots of new AI features for video editing, but the really radical change is the addition of a dedicated Photo page, allowing the software's Hollywood-level colour-grading tools to be used to edit stills. Article continues below The DaVinci Resolve Photo page has its own tab between the Media and Cut pages.…

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