So if you're concerned about needing to charge it often, don't. I guess they say it can last 70 days, which seems to probably be pretty accurate. On top of that, I RARELY have to charge this thing.
The charging port is NOTE positioned at the dumbest designed place for a mouse ever, eh hem apple. I love that this mouse can be used while charging it with a USB cable. This sounds great, and I do use it on occasion, but I can't seem to change the gearing on it with a Resolve timeline, so more often than not, I use the main top scroll wheel and hold the keyboard modifier command on a mac or control on a pc to get a faster response. The idea here is to scroll left and right on a zoomed-in timeline. Now over here on the horizontal scroll wheel, this is the only other default I have. And the two modifiers I use with the scroll wheel all the time are the default option on a mac or alt on a pc with scroll to zoom into the timeline or shift while scrolling to change the track height. You also use the middle mouse button to pan around in the Fusion node graphs. Oh, and a quick tip to zoom back out to fit, you just tap Z on the keyboard to see the entire image again. If you're on the color page, middle-clicking is how you can copy and paste color correction from one clip to another.Īlso, after zooming into a viewer with the wheel, you can middle-mouse click and hold to pan around the image to get a closer look. "Keystroke assignment lets you enter any video editing shortcut key you'd like.īut for the scroll wheels, I keep these as the defaults.Īnd that's because a middle click is integral to working in DaVinci Resolve. There are built-in recommendations and what we're looking for is "keystroke assignment. To see the current settings for each button, hover the cursor over the circles, and then to change them, just give it a click. Since DaVinci Resolve doesn't have any Logitech defaults,Ĭlick the plus icon to add an applicationĪnd then, of course, choose DaVinci Resolve The app is smart enough to know what software is being used and changes the button behavior based on that. Then turn on the switch for "application-specific settings." Go to the upper right where it says "ALL APPLICATIONS." Click It Go ahead and also open up Resolve if you haven't already because that makes it easier to add as a new application. I'm not sure why they removed tech from their name, but oh well. Instead of using the Logitech Gaming Hub software, the MX Master 3 mouse uses the Logi Options software to control all the customization.
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