- Posts: 6
- Joined: Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:09 am
- Real Name: Michael Lombardi
Wed Aug 08, 2018 10:07 pm
The ability to use Fusion in Resolve is great, the ability to work in one program is seamless, but I feel that it takes away from the Fusion workflow that I am use too.
It should feel more like I'm using Fusion, the above taps should be included as well.
My key issue is there is no longer a "loader" If i want to just use Fusion first or alone, I should be able to use the loader as in the stand alone version along with what is in the media browser. It makes it easier for the motion designer. The loader should work the same and automatically add the source material into the media browser in Resolve. That would make LIFE HEAVENLY
What happened to the Photoshop .PSD importer? There should be an import option just as in Fusion 9 with the same functionality with having the .PSD layers appear directly with all the nodes. This too is important for the motion graphics artist.
I'm currently using Resolve 15 Studio Beta license...is the Fusion in the Studio version equal to the Fusion 9 studio version (with the ability to import 3d functionality) or is the free version?
It should feel more like I'm using Fusion, the above taps should be included as well.
My key issue is there is no longer a "loader" If i want to just use Fusion first or alone, I should be able to use the loader as in the stand alone version along with what is in the media browser. It makes it easier for the motion designer. The loader should work the same and automatically add the source material into the media browser in Resolve. That would make LIFE HEAVENLY
What happened to the Photoshop .PSD importer? There should be an import option just as in Fusion 9 with the same functionality with having the .PSD layers appear directly with all the nodes. This too is important for the motion graphics artist.
I'm currently using Resolve 15 Studio Beta license...is the Fusion in the Studio version equal to the Fusion 9 studio version (with the ability to import 3d functionality) or is the free version?