Fusion Training Videos

I'm trying to download a project file from Blackmagic website. ie: Motion Graphics in Fusion but it will not let me download the file ? Is there another place I can download the project file? Many Thanks in advance.

New video on some options when using the planar tracker on difficult shots.

Video on animating Character Level Styling.

Part 2 of the previous video, this one shows how to do the animation with different timing for the individual letters.

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Here is a third part in my Character Level Styling animation series of videos.

Here is a new video about splitting up an image.

A question that comes up occasionally, especially from AE users, is how to modify an existing animation using an expression or Modifier. So here's a brief tutorial:

Here is a video about limiting what characters are affected by a Follower modifier.

Here is a video on using ObjectID for isolating 3D objects for compositing.

Thank you guys for sharing all these videos!

Here is a video on how to get the Text+ Follower to keyframe the different Shading Elements you might add to the text.

More of a walkthrough, but I'm explaining some interesting concepts too ("Camera as a particle" anyone? )

In Resolve 18.1 they added the ability to use the Resolve FX Keyers like the 3D Keyer in the Fusion page. There is a small issue with its use which I go over in this video how to fix it.

Hi everyone,

I created a Fusion tutorial for the people over at Action VFX. Of course it's intended to help them sell products, but I feel it contains more than enough useful information to be of interest for everyone interested in all things Fusion.

A large collection of DaVinci Resolve Fusion training here: https://lowepost.com/vfx-motion/

Here is a video I did on Auto Relative Positioning of Text+ nodes so that the text doesn't overlap. It can also be used for images placed after a Text+ node.

A large collection of DaVinci Resolve Fusion training here: https://lowepost.com/vfx-motion/

Thanks a lot for recommendation. I've beem looking for something similar at Udemy and other sources, but couldn't find the one with the effects collected at one place. Here it is. At least seems to be...

My latest tutorial!

Getting started with Fusion and looking for training videos?

From compositing and animation, to 3D and beyond, everything you need to get started with Fusion is right here: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/produc ... n/training

I have Studio 18 -- Is Fusion 18 included or is that a separate product?

I notice on that training web page it shows Davinci Resolve free version and Fusion 18. So is Fusion 18 included in paid Davinci Resolve Studio that I'm running now?

Thanks,
Robert

Following the nomenclature of free Resolve and Resolve Studio, there's no longer a standalone free Fusion product, but there's a standalone Fusion Studio product that can be activated using your Resolve Studio activation key. If you have already activated Resolve Studio, activating Fusion Studio on the same computer will activate it without using up another of your two possible simultaneous activations. Fusion Studio can be downloaded from the support page: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/support/family/davinci-resolve-and-fusion

If you have a USB dongle instead of an activation key it will just work.

Resolve (both free and Studio) does have an integrated Fusion page that is pretty good but doesn't have all the features of Fusion Studio.

Resolve (both free and Studio) does have an integrated Fusion page that is pretty good but doesn't have all the features of Fusion Studio.

In my experience, the standalone version is also more stable.

Hi everyone,

I'm starting a semi-regular series on all things Fusion, where I will be giving tips and tricks about Fusion.
I will also be responding to user questions and make videos that show the answers (if I know them)
The first *regular* episode will be released next Tuesday, but the announcement video is here:

Cool - I just discovered that I'm already subscribed to your channel, lol.

Great stuff, Sandar, I'll look forward to this!

What a disappointment, however, to find after all these years you aren't actually green

Oh and mucho kudos for all the help you've given so many people both here and on WSL. You, sir, are a legend.

Hi everyone,

here's my first real Fuseday video and it comes with a new macro: SdR_VisualCrop

Check it out and let me know what you think

Hey everyone!

I’m an ex-Premiere guy here. After two decades of Premiere history, little over a year ago I switched over to Davinci, and that was my best decision. Loving the program, and now I feel I am ready to dive into Fusion. I’ve been watching YouTube videos, but it feels there is not much training out there that is structured. Everyone is diving deep into the program.

I’m looking for a tutorial series (hopefully free or cheap) that goes through the basics, but I can’t really find any.

I’ve done these so far:
- Watched all videos on BlackMagic website. The first video was ok, but I feel like those videos are more for showcasing the power of the program, instead of teaching the basics.
- Found some free course online, but those are too basics, and mainly sale pitches for the paid courses. One of those were Casey Faris. He is good, but I can’t drop $800-900 for one course. Maybe I should, I’m not sure.
- Udemy has some, but it seems they are not very recent.
- LinkedIn learning similar; only a few and not recent.

So far I’ve been using YouTube on small topics, and cross-reference the BM Davinci manual.

Does anyone have a good suggestions?

Cheers,
Balint

VFXStudy

Hi Balint,

since everybody comes to Fusion with a different history, it's very difficult to suggest something.
You ask for tutorials 'going through the basics', but you also say that the ones you found were *too* basic. It also depends on what kind of content you're hoping to create with it.
Sometimes we get questions on this and other forums that are as a basic as 'how do I get footage into Fusion?' but we also get things like 'how do I replace this greenscreen background with a realistic matte painting?'. So going through the basics of the particle system will not do you any good if you have zero interests in particles, while going through the basics of the color corrector can be a 12 part course all in itself. So if you can elaborate on what 'basic' means to you, that would definitely help us in helping you.

Did you try the PDF on the training page? Scroll down all the way.

Hi Balint,

since everybody comes to Fusion with a different history, it's very difficult to suggest something.
You ask for tutorials 'going through the basics', but you also say that the ones you found were *too* basic. It also depends on what kind of content you're hoping to create with it.
Sometimes we get questions on this and other forums that are as a basic as 'how do I get footage into Fusion?' but we also get things like 'how do I replace this greenscreen background with a realistic matte painting?'. So going through the basics of the particle system will not do you any good if you have zero interests in particles, while going through the basics of the color corrector can be a 12 part course all in itself. So if you can elaborate on what 'basic' means to you, that would definitely help us in helping you.

Good point, and sorry I wasn’t clear. Most courses I found (non paid) are basics in a way that they show you a type of node. For example Matte Control. And then show you one use case scenario, but those are very specific, and then the sale pitch of “if you want to learn more, click to but our awesome course”. Those are usually multi thousand dollar courses. I’m ok to pay a few hundred, but not into the thousands.

To start with, I would love to do some smaller animations, customized lower thirds, text animations etc. Then stepping into more of the 3D texts and animations. I usually do color corrections in the Color page, and I don’t need to do some localized color corrections in the Fusion page yet. I see that as a more localized task when working with masks and maybe other added objects (like from Blender) where you need to color match the added 3D object to your scene. Do I see it right?

I might just start YouTube-ing projects I want to do and cross reference the official manual.

Did you try the PDF on the training page? Scroll down all the way.

Yeah, I know about these, but the Editor pdf mostly covered the stuff that the videos cover. I looked into the Fusion pdf, and it seems it covers much more. Thank you for pointing it out, I think I’ll start going through this as well.

Hi everyone, here's a new Fuseday video on positioning 3D Objects into a 3D tracked scene the easy way:

It even comes with a new FREE (unless you want to pay me for it) macro!

I've updated the macro from last Fuseday video and it now supports aligning objects to the virtual plane which makes it instantly 200% more useable

I uploaded a new video on tracking a soccer player on a field and tracing his movement.

Here is a new video on how to pause a looping spline animation.

Great to see so much valuable information which showcase a more broad approach to node control rather than specific use cases that don't really apply to what someone might be searching for. And then they ask for thousands more to get any more information from them so hats off to you lot!

SAVING Magic Mask + TONS of Resolve Pro Tips via Creative Video Tips

This video shows how to fix an issue with Adjustment Clips when using old projects created before Resolve 18.

This video applies to both Resolve and Fusion. I posted this already in the Resolve section, but since not everyone crosses over back and forth, I'll post it here as well.

It's a really easy way to do roll titles and title crawls that I didn't know existed, so there's a chance other people don't know it exists either, so I made this video to fix that!

Thanks for sharing.
I actually have some troubles with Fusion and I do hope to find some help in that video.
However, there is one ting that I already realized: with Fusion - i.e. after creating a "Fusion" node - my DaVinci becomes super slow or freezes, so that I can't select any functions for minutes; and this despite my PC has a large free Ram and no other programs running.
Is this normal; and how can I avoid it?
Mauro

Thanks for sharing.
I actually have some troubles with Fusion and I do hope to find some help in that video.
However, there is one ting that I already realized: with Fusion - i.e. after creating a "Fusion" node - my DaVinci becomes super slow or freezes, so that I can't select any functions for minutes; and this despite my PC has a large free Ram and no other programs running.
Is this normal; and how can I avoid it?
Mauro

You mean just after creating one empty node or after doing heavy compositing? Because if its a simple node, it should not slowdown at all, if its heavy compositing work than for obvious reasons yes, but there are ways around much if it, if that is the case. PS. Maybe better to continue that on another dedicated thread, not made for training videos.

You mean just after creating one empty node or after doing heavy compositing? Because if its a simple node, it should not slowdown at all, if its heavy compositing work than for obvious reasons yes, but there are ways around much if it, if that is the case. PS. Maybe better to continue that on another dedicated thread, not made for training videos.[/quote]

Thanks.
I mean, even after creating a very simple node.
PS: I'm unable to open a new post, since I'm asked to "add a member" (?) for this. If this space is dedicated to training, please cancel these posts of mine. Maybe you may answer me from elsewhere.

In this episode we create a logo from scratch to finish, using nothing but Fusion Shapes and Paint Node. Then we will also create a dynamic animation and also use the particle simulation in Blackmagic Fusion 19.

How to Create and Animate a Logo in Fusion 19 | DaVinci Resolve 19

In this episode, we explore the Shader node and Relight Fx in DaVinci Resolve and Fusion. Relight allows us to add different light sources to illuminate and relight objects in our scene. It analyses the image to generate a Surface Map to reflect light in a way that follows the curvature, highlights, and shadows.

Introduction To The Amazing Relight FX in DaVinci Resolve and Fusion

Different 3D Softwares and Renderers especially Blender use different coordinate systems to represent channel data. This discrepancy causes issues when Importing normal and position data into Fusion.

In this episode we'll address how to correct the issues and how World Position Pass can be used to accurately place 3D object, relight and extract the necessary shadows information that sits perfectly in the original scene.

Blender to Fusion | Advanced Introduction to Deep Pixel Compositing