Is Fusion 16 Limited to 1000 Frames?

Help me figure out a way to make a composition longer than 1000 frames in Fusion 16, please.

I think the answer is, change the render range length. I failed to find the correct RTFM.

Please, BMD, fix the context sensitive helpfile mapping. This shouldn't be a hard thing to discover. Hover mouse over the time range, press F1, and be presented with the documentation on the time range.

Please, BMD, fix the context sensitive helpfile mapping. This shouldn't be a hard thing to discover. Hover mouse over the time range, press F1, and be presented with the documentation on the time range.

What I’ve found is that Fusion seems to be _reluctant_ to go beyond 1,000 frames. It’ll do it after a couple of tries, but it doesn’t seem to like to. BTW, isn’t there supposed to be a sequence editor for Fusion like Nuke Studio? What’s it called and where do I get it? I looked but it’s non-obvious.

isn’t there supposed to be a sequence editor for Fusion like Nuke Studio? What’s it called and where do I get it? I looked but it’s non-obvious.

It's called Davinci Resolve.

"It's called Davinci Resolve."

Yes, but I mean a simple editor intended to sequence standalone Fusion 16 Studio comps, that's not resolution-limited. Isn't Resolve Studio limits to 8K?

"It's called Davinci Resolve."

Yes, but I mean a simple editor intended to sequence standalone Fusion 16 Studio comps, that's not resolution-limited. Isn't Resolve Studio limits to 8K?

Resolve Studio can handle 16K if you have enough video memory to back it up:

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Would an 8GB video card be enough, I wonder? I'm dealing with 14204x10652 DNG sequences at the moment, and have been using After Effects to conform, but I'd much rather use Resolve's color tools.