This channel is soo good! Just super useful stuff for making Fusion closer to Nuke in its utility. Honestly I haven't found anyone else who goes as in depth as you for VFX using Fusion. Thank you!
Great tutorial. Many fantastic techniques revealed beyond just the screen replacement. The method of adding back in the screen reflection was amazing as well as how you created the edge mask. I haven't seen it done this way before. I need to add this tutorial to my list of must rewatch tutorials! Thanks so much for posting!
Another super useful tutorial. I use the saver and loader nodes from your previous tutorial now all the time when doing magic masks, which I do a lot of, and since I also end up doing screen replacements, the techniques for adding the reflections and the edge mask will no doubt be used a lot as well. thanks a lot.
Thank you so much! You're an excellent teacher with great energy. I really want to switch to Fusion from After Effects. However, every time I take on the task of doing so, I end up going back to After Effects due to the lack of tutorials for Fusion. Do you know of any good resources for learning Fusion?
Thank you so much. I do have a playlist here on this channel for Fusion and teach/use it regularly while I develop my own course. If you are into motion graphics - look at Jake Wipps youtube. If you are into compositing - VFX Study (Bernd has a great course available too). Casey Farris is great for beginners.
Is there an easy way to track a 3D jumbo screen to replace with another bit of media, but where one or two corners of the plane move off and on and off the boundry of the media dimensions? I've been stuck on this one for quite a while, but I figure the best solution will likely involve manipulating the 'domain of definition' without altering anything else in the scene. Am I heading in the right general direction at least? Any quick thoughts? Any of course are always appreciated? BIG TNX IN ADVANCE!!
Great tutorial, as always, but I wonder if you could do a real production like shot, with a green screen and a plate, at 4K rez. Every time I get to work on something like that, Davinci fills up the memory and crashes like crazy and I end up purchasing Nuke Indie 😁. While it is good for small projects it fails at more complex shots unfortunately.
@@razvanchis6934 I can't show actual shots from real commercials for obvious reasons. I will take note to do a fusion performance video sometime in the future though. Shrinking DoD, crops, lower to 16 float etc are all helpful. As is using fusion stand-alone.
@@CreativeVideoTips I said “production like” 😁. Yes, I’ve seen your Fusion dedicated performance video but still, the workflow from Davinci to Fusion standalone is quite cumbersome and I’m loving Davinci for the integrated, Flame like capabilities. I wrote the previous message in total frustration as just 2 days ago I had this issue where I started a project in Davinci, did some draft keying and everything seemed perfect. When the time came to go into refining the keys and use things like denoising and Clean Plate everything went down, straight to crashing every 5 minutes hell. PS: Ryzen 7950x, RTX 4090, 128GB and separate M.2s for project, media and caching
@@razvanchis6934 Gotcha - yeah I know the pain. I'll see what I can put together. DoD places a big roll. Rendering the denoised plates and loading is also good. You have a solid machine.
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Thank you so much. The ChannelBoolean was new to me!
An excellent lesson in compositing and very necessary in practice. I'm glad
thanks for checking it out - (the curved screen thing had me stuck for a long time)
This was excellent. Had no idea that you could get an edge mask like that, pretty neat.
@@rano12321 thanks for watching. Yep the other simpler method is the soble filter but it has less control.
I said it earlier and I'll say it again! YOU ARE A GEM! 💎
This channel is soo good! Just super useful stuff for making Fusion closer to Nuke in its utility. Honestly I haven't found anyone else who goes as in depth as you for VFX using Fusion. Thank you!
Bro, you are printing those tutorials out...i cant stay behind ^^ Thanks!
Great tutorial. Many fantastic techniques revealed beyond just the screen replacement. The method of adding back in the screen reflection was amazing as well as how you created the edge mask. I haven't seen it done this way before. I need to add this tutorial to my list of must rewatch tutorials! Thanks so much for posting!
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Excellent as always Chadwick. Thank you
Another super useful tutorial. I use the saver and loader nodes from your previous tutorial now all the time when doing magic masks, which I do a lot of, and since I also end up doing screen replacements, the techniques for adding the reflections and the edge mask will no doubt be used a lot as well. thanks a lot.
WOW! You are the man! Thanks so much for this video! It is just it. Saludos!
Glad it helped!
Very good. Thanks
Thank you!
Amazing.
may i know what computer did u use n what spec please
If you use Screen blending mode for the reflections, the values do not have to be clipped afterward.
@@AndrewShtern yep very true. Thank you for adding this tip.
Thank you so much! You're an excellent teacher with great energy.
I really want to switch to Fusion from After Effects. However, every time I take on the task of doing so, I end up going back to After Effects due to the lack of tutorials for Fusion. Do you know of any good resources for learning Fusion?
Thank you so much. I do have a playlist here on this channel for Fusion and teach/use it regularly while I develop my own course. If you are into motion graphics - look at Jake Wipps youtube. If you are into compositing - VFX Study (Bernd has a great course available too). Casey Farris is great for beginners.
Is there an easy way to track a 3D jumbo screen to replace with another bit of media, but where one or two corners of the plane move off and on and off the boundry of the media dimensions?
I've been stuck on this one for quite a while, but I figure the best solution will likely involve manipulating the 'domain of definition' without altering anything else in the scene. Am I heading in the right general direction at least? Any quick thoughts? Any of course are always appreciated? BIG TNX IN ADVANCE!!
Great tutorial, as always, but I wonder if you could do a real production like shot, with a green screen and a plate, at 4K rez. Every time I get to work on something like that, Davinci fills up the memory and crashes like crazy and I end up purchasing Nuke Indie 😁. While it is good for small projects it fails at more complex shots unfortunately.
@@razvanchis6934 I can't show actual shots from real commercials for obvious reasons. I will take note to do a fusion performance video sometime in the future though.
Shrinking DoD, crops, lower to 16 float etc are all helpful. As is using fusion stand-alone.
@@CreativeVideoTips I said “production like” 😁. Yes, I’ve seen your Fusion dedicated performance video but still, the workflow from Davinci to Fusion standalone is quite cumbersome and I’m loving Davinci for the integrated, Flame like capabilities.
I wrote the previous message in total frustration as just 2 days ago I had this issue where I started a project in Davinci, did some draft keying and everything seemed perfect. When the time came to go into refining the keys and use things like denoising and Clean Plate everything went down, straight to crashing every 5 minutes hell.
PS: Ryzen 7950x, RTX 4090, 128GB and separate M.2s for project, media and caching
@@razvanchis6934 Gotcha - yeah I know the pain. I'll see what I can put together. DoD places a big roll. Rendering the denoised plates and loading is also good. You have a solid machine.
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Thank you!