How to Create Parallax Credits with Photos and Videos in DaVinci Resolve Fusion 

Thank you!

Merge the render node over a white bg

Hi, can you help me understand how that would be different from what I've already done here? You could of course position the media and text on whichever side you want.

Hey, K. This could be caused by a few different things, it's kinda hard to pinpoint. Make sure the image planes have all 3 checkboxes under the lighting tab enabled (affected by lights, shadow caster/receiver). At this point you should see shadows in the 3D viewer as long as it's set to display shadows (the little ball dropdown menu at the top of the viewer). If you don't, you may need to adjust the position and angle of your spotlight. Hope that helps!

Try turning on smart cache. It's under the playback menu.

Would render in place work!

Thanks! I do have some plans for this channel. Yes, look into creating macros for the edit page. You can save macros with multiple media ins, then to use it in other projects, stack the same number of images or videos, select all, create a fusion clip, and drag on your saved macro.

@@MattMcCool0 thank you for your reply. Following your explication was eaay. I have searched about Macros, but the three i watched were no very cleae. Besides being able to reuse the fuaion comp, i am also trying to add framea or seconds. I will keep searching, but if you have a recommendarion... A chanel or something, that would be great. I know you are busy, and I do appreciate your time. Gracias

@@CatitoArce I have an idea for a template that works completely differently from this method but accommodates any number of images and duration. I'll make a video about it soon. Stay tuned!

@@MattMcCool0 it sounds great.

@CatitoArce Finally found some free time to create a template for this effect. Here's a walkthrough on how it works, and also how I made it :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oopCzS96-Ok.html

Hi, you might just need to stretch the keyframes of the camera's position further apart.

​@@MattMcCool0 I figured before going back to my comment to say it lol thank you so much for your big help! I learned a lot from your tutorial :)) Also, I am just curious: how did you add the background of your finished product, as seen in the first part of your video?

​@@kandreite I just attached a texture to a really big image plane positioned behind the photos. You could also add a background under the fusion comp on the edit page.

@@MattMcCool0 Thank you very much! :))

Get back to the edit page and right click the Fusion clip and choose "open in timeline". From here you can stack more photos and extend their duration. Then just double click your main timeline in the bottom left corner and head back into Fusion. Inside Fusion, you can add more media in nodes and select each photo using the layer dropdown in the inspector. You can also simply drag in more photos straight into Fusion from the media pool, but I think this way is easier since you have to lengthen the comp anyway. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!

@@MattMcCool0 any idea why it's so bursting? I tried different camera angle and frame from 24 to 30 but it just get a little bit better but still clicking or burting thanks a lot ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mnoWDZnM8LY.html

You could bring them directly into Fusion from the Media pool. No limit doing it that way. But you'd have to either manually reposition all 200 photos or I guess you could group them and translate using separate merge3D's. But I think the easiest way would probably be to use a particle emitter. Just save the photos you want to use as an image sequence and connect it to a particle emitter using the Bitmap style. Set the Animate to "Particle Birth Time" so it creates random images within the sequence. I would set the region to Cube so you have control over the width, height, and depth of where the images exist. And you'll need a high lifespan for the particles. Play around with the reseed, size variance, and cube dimension to dial in the effect. And I believe if you set the number to 1 then it won't repeat any photos. You won't have as much control as you would if you manually placed each photo in 3D space, but it's definitely faster and uses less nodes.

Usually, flickering is caused by some kind of caching error. Try and right click the very bottom right on the fusion page and choose "purge cache", also under playback>delete render cache>All. Then let it re-cache without touching anything. If it's still flickering, you might have multiple 3D objects in the same location in space.

This is good that you can troubleshoot issues too.

I merged them and stuck them on an image plane.