Another great tutorial, Casey. Thank you for it. I think a rotoscoping tutorial would be great. If we are putting in requests, I’d love to see you do a more advanced planar tracker video using occlusion masks.
been rotoscoping for years, its a spiritual discipline one must conquer on the path to vfx enlightenment...retreat from the world, quiet the mind and become one with the spline.
You missed the variable edge feather with polygon masks. Usually most tutorials skip that part but its called double poly in Fusion. Great video regardless.
Masking the output of the node workflow: To apply a mask to the output of the workflow, add a transform note right before the media out, then apply the mask to the transform node, then in the transform under settings select multiply by mask. This allowed me to apply the mask (rounded corners) to a video that was zooming in on an item. I spent way to much time watching video's trying to figure out how to mask the output of a transform. It had to be simple... adding this here in case it helps someone. Thank you for the tutorials.
10:15 yes please make a video. I understand resolve up to a point and have done so much research on it but I still feel like I haven’t learned it good enough to make something that is good enough for me.
I’m glad you touched on the fact that magic mask has its failings. No one talks about that. It’s great for some things but not always. Sometimes you are better off just doing the roto yourself. Yes it’s tedious but I’d rather have tedious than a sloppy mask….grrr! Other than that, great basic tutorial Casey on Masking!
Sometimes I'll run magic mask then run that through merge control to do some edgebrestoration and garbage masks. But yeah, only verry rarely is the matte from magic mask perfectly usable.
I saw some videos where people basically regrew edges on blurred stuff they were masking, using clean plate nodes. Toyed with it myself, mostly getting good results - but some issues to work around. Might be a technique worth covering in an in-depth roto tutorial.
the best technique i use in blender is add trackers and attack mask points to each tracker, i know it can be done in davinci but couldn't find a tutorial that explains pairing multiple points to multiple trackers.
Thanks Casey! I would absolutely love a more advanced roto technique video if you ever fancied to make one. I often times run into issues roto'ing people where my mask looks very jello-y-- i assume because my main anchor points aren't consistent throughout the life of the mask, but I've never had the patience to figure out if my hypothesis was correct. I'd love to hear some of your thoughts and tips on advanced roto'ing!
good video, yes please more on roto scoping, especially as i have the free version one thing i would like to know, if you use magic mask can you then edit the mask that it has created using points/nodes like you can with nornal masking thnks
It doesn't create a vector. It basically creates a raster image so you can't manipulate it's shape like the mask tools (rectangle, elipse ...). But you can run it through a matte control and do some more work there.
What if you're chasing your talent at night and there's unwanted cars. how do you get rid of those if you're moving? Is it the same as making the cars be on fire or is one easier than the other?
So Casey, tried to accomplish the mush easier Magic Mask but...once I try to make a cut, the mask disappears. I thought I successfully fully rendered (a real long time) the magic mask but playback is also really faulty in the Edit Page, and as mentioned, the cutting of the clip is impossible without losing the mask applied in the Fusion Page....? Appreciate your help if you get the chance.... Thanks.
I'm surprised that when you said the merge only has one job you didn;t do an insert of "Mergy". LOL Also ... masks drove me insane when I started wiht Davinci ... Iit took me ages to uderstand that I was masking on something that had a different resolution!
One nitpick here. Calling them "shapes" is probably fine for absolute beginners, but in fusion, Shapes are their own whole category of nodes and tools. And while you can absolutely use shape nodes as masks (if you render them with shape render first), they are not the same, I suspect that it is better to refer to the nodes you use as polygon nodes or bezier nodes (depending on what you use) or mask or roto nodes. Just to avoid confusions down the line. :) Also, leaving out, until the end, how tracking can help out so much with roto and not really showing how. That's very much a tease. 😂 I just thought while watching this, Well a couple of planar trackings on this and you'd do it so fast. No need to deal with the headaches of magic masks and the tedium of totally manual roto. 😅
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Another great tutorial, Casey. Thank you for it. I think a rotoscoping tutorial would be great. If we are putting in requests, I’d love to see you do a more advanced planar tracker video using occlusion masks.
been rotoscoping for years, its a spiritual discipline one must conquer on the path to vfx enlightenment...retreat from the world, quiet the mind and become one with the spline.
You missed the variable edge feather with polygon masks. Usually most tutorials skip that part but its called double poly in Fusion. Great video regardless.
I appreciate you going over the different mask tools & what their selection of features do. Knowing what Magic Mask _cant_ do is useful too!
Masking the output of the node workflow: To apply a mask to the output of the workflow, add a transform note right before the media out, then apply the mask to the transform node, then in the transform under settings select multiply by mask. This allowed me to apply the mask (rounded corners) to a video that was zooming in on an item. I spent way to much time watching video's trying to figure out how to mask the output of a transform. It had to be simple... adding this here in case it helps someone. Thank you for the tutorials.
I'm falling in love with you bro. Everytime I need help you're there. Damn. That's what I call a hero
10:15 yes please make a video. I understand resolve up to a point and have done so much research on it but I still feel like I haven’t learned it good enough to make something that is good enough for me.
I find myself rotoscoping more often than not. You’re right, sometimes it’s what’s best.
Yes Sir, we need the video about how to mask with tracking 🙏🏻
Thanks, soo much I am new to Davinci here ... ur support really helps
Bro rotoscoping in the free version tutorial would be really helpful 😢❤❤
Nice work by the way keep it up dudee
+1 xD
I’m glad you touched on the fact that magic mask has its failings. No one talks about that. It’s great for some things but not always. Sometimes you are better off just doing the roto yourself. Yes it’s tedious but I’d rather have tedious than a sloppy mask….grrr! Other than that, great basic tutorial Casey on Masking!
Sometimes I'll run magic mask then run that through merge control to do some edgebrestoration and garbage masks.
But yeah, only verry rarely is the matte from magic mask perfectly usable.
Great Video! Yes, to more in depth rotoscoping tutorials.
Loving your work man. 8-). I learn something on every vid. So much to learn so little time hahahahahah
I saw some videos where people basically regrew edges on blurred stuff they were masking, using clean plate nodes. Toyed with it myself, mostly getting good results - but some issues to work around.
Might be a technique worth covering in an in-depth roto tutorial.
Excellent tutorial Casey, thank you
ADVANCED ROTO PLEASE❤❤❤❤❤
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Thank you, Casey .👍👍👍
I want a video on Rotoscoping!! Love your vids❤
Rotoscope tracking video please !!
Iv been binge watching your channel for the past week learning fusion, you taught me so much!!! Thank you!
I love you videos and teachings
yes @7:45 yes advanced rotoscoping please!
Thank you 🙏
We really want advance roto tutorials
need that matte tutorial 🙃🙃🙃
the best technique i use in blender is add trackers and attack mask points to each tracker, i know it can be done in davinci but couldn't find a tutorial that explains pairing multiple points to multiple trackers.
Thanks Casey! I would absolutely love a more advanced roto technique video if you ever fancied to make one. I often times run into issues roto'ing people where my mask looks very jello-y-- i assume because my main anchor points aren't consistent throughout the life of the mask, but I've never had the patience to figure out if my hypothesis was correct. I'd love to hear some of your thoughts and tips on advanced roto'ing!
I'd love some rotoscoping tips
please do the tutorial on rotoscoping!!
I thought there might be some tracker to help with masking . Like when you track a text to some object
please make a video explaining how to track the mask to make the rotoscoping easier
very helpful!
good video, yes please more on roto scoping, especially as i have the free version
one thing i would like to know, if you use magic mask can you then edit the mask that it has created using points/nodes like you can with nornal masking
thnks
It doesn't create a vector. It basically creates a raster image so you can't manipulate it's shape like the mask tools (rectangle, elipse ...).
But you can run it through a matte control and do some more work there.
@@EricLefebvrePhotography thank you for the info, very good to know.
How can I make a mask that will make part of a fusion delta keyer screen just assumed to be transparent?
Love the video! Would be great if you did a rotoscoping video. I my self, always have a hard time with it. Would love to see your advice and tips!
Why don't you use HDR for the dark pictures?
Yea rotoscoping tutorial next 😆
What if you're chasing your talent at night and there's unwanted cars. how do you get rid of those if you're moving? Is it the same as making the cars be on fire or is one easier than the other?
Please please casey can we get a video on rotoscoping fot the free version of resolve😢😢😢
So Casey, tried to accomplish the mush easier Magic Mask but...once I try to make a cut, the mask disappears. I thought I successfully fully rendered (a real long time) the magic mask but playback is also really faulty in the Edit Page, and as mentioned, the cutting of the clip is impossible without losing the mask applied in the Fusion Page....? Appreciate your help if you get the chance.... Thanks.
I was literally wondering how to mask in DaVinci Resolve yesterday 💀
I'm surprised that when you said the merge only has one job you didn;t do an insert of "Mergy". LOL
Also ... masks drove me insane when I started wiht Davinci ... Iit took me ages to uderstand that I was masking on something that had a different resolution!
yeah we need roto course indepth
One nitpick here. Calling them "shapes" is probably fine for absolute beginners, but in fusion, Shapes are their own whole category of nodes and tools. And while you can absolutely use shape nodes as masks (if you render them with shape render first), they are not the same, I suspect that it is better to refer to the nodes you use as polygon nodes or bezier nodes (depending on what you use) or mask or roto nodes. Just to avoid confusions down the line. :)
Also, leaving out, until the end, how tracking can help out so much with roto and not really showing how. That's very much a tease. 😂
I just thought while watching this, Well a couple of planar trackings on this and you'd do it so fast. No need to deal with the headaches of magic masks and the tedium of totally manual roto. 😅
For sure. Good feedback thanks!
I can't even figure out how to make a merge
Feed the kids...
I hope they ll ditch nodes, they are so unintuitive and overcomplicated.
This is Armenian Church
it's in Georgia actually. visited it last year! but they do look very similar to Armenian
That was a great tutorial, it would be really beneficial of showing how you had that mask tracked and also the rotoscoping please 🥲. Thank you Casey ✨