The greatest compliment I can give you is every one of your videos start with an Adobe ad. They know how easily you are liberating people from their horrendous business model.
I appreciate these videos because they lack the pointless "RU-vidr fluff" that many of the other channels making Resolve/Fusion content have. Keep up the great work, Ryan.
i myself is a davinci resolve user and i use fusion a lot, and after watching your video i learned lot more about fusion, keep making these awesome videos . Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge
You're definitely becoming a staple in the Resolve community bro, I left the adobe suite almost 2 years ago but after effects is something I always go back to for small things like these because I couldn't figure out how to do them in Fusion. But since I found you channel you've definetly helped me out alot. Great job with the tutorials. Keep it up man 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot for covering the image sequence thing. Probably would be able to replace After Effects now. This is probably one of the best channels regarding Fusion. I'd recommend making a playlist with these videos to reach even more people. You're doing good work mate!🤝🏼✨
Your channel made me completely scrap Adobe and use Affinity. THANK YOU! It's so much easier and simpler... And regarding your channel, It's like Mr. Alex tech used to be - no-nonsense, useful, with great explanation. Just keep doing what you're doing, it's great.
You definitely earned a subscription with your two videos about easier transition from After Effects to Fusion. So many useful tipps. Thank you so much! Please make more 🙏🏻
Rare I log in on you tube, even more rare for me to comment, but this channel is offering real value and isn't being picked up by whatever algorithm they are utilising now. Great video, well structured and useful. You have earned more subs and interactions than you are getting
The transition from After Effects to Fusion has been a struggle for me, but I'm getting there. I particularly had troubles figuring out how to trim paths, posterize time, and wiggle. This video is so helpful. I still need to speed up my workflow from Affinity Designer to Fusion, timing audio to a Fusion composition, and how to quickly add easing curves without messing around for several minutes.
I would love to learn how to create my own effects. Thanks for your very informative and simple videos, I'm definitely switching to Fusion. Firstly I was scared of nodes but your materials as well as Casey Faris tutorial made me enlightened in that topic :D.
Amazing to hear dude. Casey definitely knows his stuff! There's a whole bunch of different ways to create effects but this is actually going to be my next video. I'll show my way of approaching it. One to keep an eye out for 🙂
Seriously, this is awesome! I’ve been learning motion design in fusion because I’ve been editing with resolve for like 4 years now and don’t want to get into after effects because of the price. The hardest part though is just the lack of tutorials for fusion and motion graphics. These help me to follow along with after effects tutorials but in fusion instead!
And Another idea for you: I've been stuck trying to do a very simple thing - "Distribute multiple copies of an object along a path ether equally or by some sort of spacing curve"> The only way I got it sort of working is by using Duplicate and Time Offset, but things got so messy that I don't even know what's happening sometimes. The only thing I want is 5 copies along this path that's it...
You're great at teaching thanks! The most frustrating thing in Fusion for me is drawing simple shapes and arrows in a fast / efficient way. Maybe very in-depth tutorial on all shape drawing capabilities would be great to make for you - I think many Davinci users would appreciate that. Also I tend to avoid fussion because every time I bring my media in it it messes up color correction, so after putting the graphics on I have to work around by creating a transparent background node and changing it with media in and then putting this on top of original media in edit page
This is a really great suggestion. Thank you! The colour page runs after fusion in the chain of processing so it can be a little confusing sometimes. Using alpha backgrounds is the way round this for sure!
I never used after effects but I love these videos to see what things I can do in Resolve. They're super clear and easy to follow. I personally would love to make videos like Aidin Robins. He uses a lot of 'simple' effects from after effects but I'd love to know how to execute them properly in fusion.
My dude I work in professional marketing and we use AE everyday. But I am like a seed starting to grow because I’m implementing Resolve into our office’s workflow and you’re helping immensely. Please keep doing this!
I've been binging your videos for the past day! :) Can't express how thankful I am, and how much value you bring to the whole Davinci/Fusion community! Thank you Ryan! I hope to see 100k subs soon on your channel ! You're a goldmine! Keep up the great work!
Man, I've watched all of your fusion videos (and I'm definitely gonna revisit them again because of how valuable they are). I gotta say this is the channel I've been looking for since the day I started learning DR approximately 2 years ago. I'd love to see a video for a full motion graphics project and how you'd approach compositing and animation start to finish. Maybe something similar to the animated eyes that you created in your previous video. Please these videos coming and you'll soon be one of the top DR authorities on YT!
This was such an awesome comment to read. Thank you my good man. I definitely want to do full animation tutorials like you describe. It takes a lot of time to create these videos (and I have a full time job) which is why I only drop them every month or so. But I have so much to share and no plans on stopping! Thanks for checking out the channel.
Long time AE user here venturing out trying other compositing/mograph software like DaVinci Resolve/Fusion. Safe to say you have immensely sped up my learning process. I am now even more confident to swap out AE if even the free Resolve packs nearly as many capabilities for 2D mograph. Wondering if you are going to cover the sShape nodes (sRectangle, sNGon, etc.) as they seem to operate on a slightly different way compared to the regular shape nodes. Thanks a lot for the great and concise tips and tutorials.
Hey! I’ll definitely touch on them at some point 🙌 the sShape nodes can be really powerful but I find I only need them in very specific situations. Do you use them currently?
@@RyanOsborneUK I'm currently experimenting around them but haven't really gone in-depth using them so would like to know it's capabilities and limitations
Just realised this! Haha. THANK YOU for highlighting it though - if others see this, they can maybe save the hassle of installing my Posterize Time macro 🤗
You’re winning a case for after affects… Everything that’s simple to do in after affects is a cluster fuck to do in Fusion. Now I do understand that when you’re getting super complicated fusion can do some amazing stuff… But for simple stuff… After effects is so so so much simpler and more intuitive.
The stuffs that are complicated or takes more steps to do in Fusion because you have more control over it, not some one click pony and if it doesn't work then you're done and have to buy 30 more plugins to do basic things. After effects is indeed simpler hence professionals in VFX studios don't use it because it lacks tools and workflows for complex projects.
This is all FANTASTICALLY helpful. For me as a very experienced user of After Effects, the one thing I've been anxious about the switch to daVinci is that I've gotten quite comfortable using expressions within AE. Does fusion have an equivalent, and if so, a video introducing us to the basics would help me finally toss AE in the bin!!!
Thank you! Yes it does have full expression support 🙂 I only know so much of it but I’m working on a video to introduce the basics of expressions that I hope to release soon. Thanks for watching.
Hej, again really helpful. Exactly what I need to get some distance between me and AE. Thank you! You should check out the stop motion effect in Fusion. They literally just added that in 18.1 (before it was edit page only).
This channel is gonna blow up soon. Great going mate. Please do a video where you take one of Andrew Kramers effect and remake it in fusion, to cover the VFX aspect 🙂🙏
@@RyanOsborneUK Thanks a lot Ryan. As Andrew Kramer uses variety of techniques to achieve results, I think looking at Fusion equivalent should be amazing. Always wanted a channel like this so much gratitude to you. :)
Great tutorial, the only thing that was a bit off when I tried it was Bezier Warp. It would just move the polyline keyframe forward when I pasted it and would do nothing.
Hey! unsure what you mean but, if you're copying the keyframe from one polyline shape onto another one later in the timeline (a different shape on a different node) then it should copy the new shape across. It should definitely work - Hard to understand what the issue was here but if you provide more detail I'd be more than happy to help 😀 all the best.
@@RyanOsborneUK Wait, I got it working, I was just doing something Mind-Meltingly stupid. Thank you for the video and the offer to help, means a lot :)
Another good video:) You are doing a useful thing my friend:) I have a challenge for you - how do you replace the expression that loads the numbers? (for example from 0 to 150)
Thanks for watching! I’ve not done anything on this yet but fusion does have a custom control node can can be used in the same way. Keep an eye out for my next video, because I touch on some of this stuff in it! 🙂
Great value video, as your previous ones too! Is there a way in Resolve to have an AE "Synchronize Time of All Related Items" equivalent ? Not only in Fusion but in Edit page with compound clips as well.
Your videos are very helpful, thanks for sharing them. One question: Is there an equivalent in DaVinci Fusion for „Bevel & Emboss“ when I‘m working with a shape like in AE?
Love these videos! I’d like to find a way to do Mask Tracking in Fusion with Polygons. I can only seem to connect parameters to the Tracker node, but still have to animate the polygon mask by hand. And I can’t seem to have a polygon use the Planar Tracker information. Do you have any tips?
@@RyanOsborneUK sure. In AE, on any layer, you’re able to make a mask and use the Tracker to track that mask shape on a moving object. Same thing we’re able to do on the Resolve color page with tracking power windows. For instance, tracking a masked blur onto someone’s face. But, I cannot figure out how to do that in Fusion with a polygon shape and the Planar Tracker.
Hi Ryan. Thank you for your video, you’ve got some really helpful tips. I’m a VFX artist for TV and film and I’ve recently moved to Fusion from After Effects. I’ve managed to do almost everything I did in AE in Fusion except there is one really helpful effect I don’t know how to replicate in Fusion, “refine soft matte”. If you have any advice or what I could use to replicate this effect I would be really grateful. Also I recently had to change the fps on some cctv footage I was placing on a computer screen and couldn’t find an easy way to do this in fusion so your plugin is really really helpful so thank you again.
Keying for green screen? There are so many videos on RU-vid, about green screen keying. And DaVinci Resolve & Fusion are some of the best on the market for that.
not an AE user and just curious: can one rearrange these panels? I see you always dragging stuff all over the screen from the right FX panel to a track on the lower left then move up to the effect controls above. That's a lot of mouse travelling compared to Fusion's FX search box that pops nodes basically in-place (less dragging) to then mess with in the Inspector on the right. .. oh and I'm here for what's not in the title's parentheses.
There's no direct control for this (unless you're using the dedicated rectangle mask node) but if you add a point at either side of your corners and highlight them, then hit smooth points in the viewer window, you should be able to shape a rounded corner that way. Old school, but it works.
resolve is way more advance and have much better performance handling video and 3D ... It is real 3D compositor unlike AE... I say this for ppl asking is resolve "as good as" adobe suit? Answer is yes and resolve is more powerful than primier, ae, audition and media composer combined!! Dont compare a toy saw with a real chainsaw.
@@RyanOsborneUK yeah i used adobe for long time still using AE for 2D motion graphics but for video editing and vfx composing and color grading resolve is in another league 😁
@@RyanOsborneUK yes but i still prefer after effect or apple motion for mograph... Im linux/mac user 😁 cavalry still needs alot of effects and tutorials but i have my eyes on it... And if they ever released linux version i would ditch macos too 😁😁
And im leaning more toward 3D now days using blender on linux and rendering as EXR image sequences no other software handles exr as smooth as resolve. Multi layer exr lacks a bit in resolve compared to nuke but still way better than AE for 3D comps and for the resolve free or one time payment studio price at this point its a no brainer for small studios or freelancers.
