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Using Fusion 9.0.2 build 15, I'm experiencing a problem when saving files with an alpha channel.
I have created a wipe using a 3d object, but get different results when using them in DaVinci Resolve Studio 14.2 (and 14.1).
When saving a Quicktime file with ProRes 4444 XQ (or any other ProRes), the alpha channel displays correctly in DaVinci Resolve, it is fully transparent and solid where it should be. But when I render a quicktime DNxHR or MXF DNxHR, the transparent parts seems to darken the video clip on the layer below it a tiny bit, and also where it should be solid it is a tiny bit transparent.
This behaviour is present in the Windows and macOS version. Since I'm using the free version, there is no way for me to test this if the same behaviour is present on Windows when rendering to ProRes.
I'm currently rendering my compositions on my macbook (this is the only available mac for me), but the estimated rendering time for all my compositions are more than a week. I would like to use my windows machine since it has a more powerful GPU present.
I may go another route, and render to PNG or something, and convert it to prores on my macbook. That way, I can embed audio so it is instantly usable in DaVinci.
EDIT: I have discovered that when you load the rendered DNxHD again in fusion, it displays correctly. That leads me to believe it's a Resolve bug, and have posted a new thread on that forum.
I have created a wipe using a 3d object, but get different results when using them in DaVinci Resolve Studio 14.2 (and 14.1).
When saving a Quicktime file with ProRes 4444 XQ (or any other ProRes), the alpha channel displays correctly in DaVinci Resolve, it is fully transparent and solid where it should be. But when I render a quicktime DNxHR or MXF DNxHR, the transparent parts seems to darken the video clip on the layer below it a tiny bit, and also where it should be solid it is a tiny bit transparent.
This behaviour is present in the Windows and macOS version. Since I'm using the free version, there is no way for me to test this if the same behaviour is present on Windows when rendering to ProRes.
I'm currently rendering my compositions on my macbook (this is the only available mac for me), but the estimated rendering time for all my compositions are more than a week. I would like to use my windows machine since it has a more powerful GPU present.
I may go another route, and render to PNG or something, and convert it to prores on my macbook. That way, I can embed audio so it is instantly usable in DaVinci.
EDIT: I have discovered that when you load the rendered DNxHD again in fusion, it displays correctly. That leads me to believe it's a Resolve bug, and have posted a new thread on that forum.
- ProRes
- Alpha Bug (ProRes).jpg (254.21 KiB) Viewed 1215 times
- ProRes Split Layer
- Alpha Bug (ProRes Split).jpg (336.31 KiB) Viewed 1215 times
- DNxHR
- Alpha Bug (DNxHR).jpg (265.98 KiB) Viewed 1215 times
Last edited by Nick Verlinden on Wed Jan 17, 2018 11:43 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Core i9 7920X, 32GB RAM
GTX 1080 Ti 11GB
Blackmagic DeckLink Mini Monitor 4K
Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Studio 15