🔥🔥Thanks so much for watching! If you're thinking of switching to Davinci Resolve, welcome! This video should help you get started: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bPBdT4nfPdA.html
I watched a ton of fusion video's from other people and fusion still felt too hard to learn. but now through this video I finally saw the light see myself using fusion! thanks a lot!!
Great, and then in Davinci and Fusion many operations can also be done in different ways, for example (but you know it better than me) the initial new fusion composition can also be done by right-clicking in the media poll and choosing "New fusion composition". The freedom of node programming is to jump and place any node directly at that point in the programming. Thanks for this nice video.
I think @Adobe After effects is much easier flexible and robust than fussion i use Davinci for my grade and edit but onces it comes to VFX Adobe after effects is my best choice
Hey can you please tell me about your workflow, i use mac and i’m not able to find my way to working davinci and after effects simultaneously. Please help
You were right! Is not as difficult as I thought! I mean, it’s pretty intuitive. Great video, man. Thanks for all the info and circle ⭕️ spelling 😅. Cheers 👍🙏👏
Im new to davinci resolve, in fact today was my first time trying to understand the node system. Then I got your video recommended and its a great video man, idk how you dont have a larger audience but you totally deserve it. Hope the best for you man! Im subscribing. btw sorry for the bad english, its my second language haha.
Yes, really great updates in a new 18.5 version and Multimerge is definitely one of them. I made some highlight effect in one part of a recent project where I highlighted certain areas of text from a document, zoomed in and out and then tracked position, scale and rotation in order for mask to follow it, and when I looked my node tree and there was one merge node stacked above another. I still don't use version 18.5 but Multimerge will definitely make workflow easier. Thank you very much for the video! Keep up the good work.👍
I think that Blackmagic Design would make life really easier if they had an import option to import in After Effects files or templates. I have a BUNCH of them from back when I used to use CrapDobe's stuff, however, now, I end up either having to recreate them or recreate and re-use the assets associated with the file.
That would be amazing, although recreating after effects assets in Fusion is one of my favorite ways to get better at Fusion! Thanks for watching Thomas!
Hahaha well it's only been a few years that people could actually create drag and drop effects for Davinci Resolve, so it's going to be a while before they catch up. Plus, with Motion Array, it's a marketplace, so availability really just relies on how many people are choosing to sell on the platform.
im really keen to switch to fusion but i have a lot of after effects files that i build upon in "novel" animations - anyone know of a relatively easy way to switch these files to something fusion can use? (I have over 200 animations that are super time sensitive because they are for brain imaging so it would take me so long to start completely from scratch!)
That's actually not an effect! I mapped the Windows magnifier tool to my mouse and set it up to always keep the cursor in the middle of the screen. All of that is done in real-time during the screen recording,
Hi!! The only thing that stops me to move to Fusion is Expressions and some effects like posterize time. I do not see good tutorials to replace this on Fusion, I work a lot with expressions and Expression controls, 2D templates, and animations. Can someone tell me what to do? Or where to see it??
im trying to switch, but i found that Fusion in davinci have many bugs thats driving me crazy. for example, i keep getting my fusion composition with black screen in edit page for NO REASON. i ve tried everything with no sucess.
I think @Adobe After effects is much easier flexible and robust than fussion i use Davinci for my grade and edit but onces it comes to VFX Adobe after effects is my best choice
They are both very flexible. Ease of use I think really just depends on which one you're most used to. I was never really able to wrap my head around After Effects. I picked up Fusion a lot more quickly. Thanks for watching!
