I honestly have to say, getting Matt to do these kind of videos are a game changer. Absolutely brilliant and so great to follow along. Great job guys! 👏🏻
That was incredible. I thought I knew about these tools, but this video took it to another level. Thank you for putting this out, and looking forward to more!
Fantastic Video! I learned a lot! You don’t happen to know a way to read metadata from an image file in fusion? E.g. to automatically display the ISO values of the image.
@@MattMcCool0 thanks! But I meant I would like to use the metadata in a motion grahics projects, so IN the video. I’d like to read the data from a file and automatically pass it on to a e.g. text node. Is that possible?
I know im late by 11 months right now but this is so important. Did you learn all this yourself by testing out random stuff of is there some course or book you read. I also don't understand how a generative node can go through multiple pipes😭
Yeah, I just tinkered around a lot until it started to click. That's the beautiful thing about nodes, you can pipe an output into multiple inputs and create just about anything you can think of.
Honestly saying. This video is really brilliant. I've learnt a lot from this video and you also got a new subscriber😁Last part (Fast noise) was insane... Please keep uploading videos like this.
okay, sub'd... I need more ideas like this and will check out what else you have regarding the fast noise... I have been kicking the backside out of that one for the last nine months or so to create abstract graphics for my music videos what I like to use is a fast noise followed by an edge detect, and then use mirrors to give me rosette/kaleidoscope type effects but I think I have pushed my experimentations to the limit, now, and it is getting a little bit boring cheers, andy
Thanks for watching :) Another fun thing to try; you could add the filter node and use the Sobel type. Maybe with a brightness/contrast right before with the low and high clamped tightly and clipped blacks and whites. This will allow you to get sharper "edges" which could look nice with some glows and other effects.
⚡an excellent technique with Erode for working with zelenka. It's amazing. It always causes a headache how to keep a repeating color on an object. Thanks
Great video! I also really like Fusion, honestly I get along well, but there are many of those issues that are not explained with concrete examples and it would be good to delve deeper.
I have just followed the tutorial with fast noise. I have no idea what I did but I am impressed with the result still. Hopefully one day i will be able to understand what you did here and thanks man for great video
Hey! Do you know if MotionVFX plans on releasing any lower thirds for DVR soon? It looks like there's barely any for DVR but a lot out there for Final Cut and Premiere.
⚡the text has a cool glow effect around the edges. I really enjoyed working with the text. I would like to see more such lessons. Very often it is required to create titles for trailers and it looks professional. In particular, the logo for advertising. So do more of this. I will especially note the Node demonstration for understanding what to eat with what. The most difficult thing in creating such a composition is always understanding how to properly link the chain with the desired effects. It's hard to get used to after AE)))
This is brilliant stuff, I greatly enjoyed watching this. particularly the final part about FastNoise is pretty mindblowing -- such a great visual from quite simple building blocks.
I followed the instructions up to @2:10, but when I pressed A in the Inspector tab of the Erode/Dialate node, there is no alpha channel effect that appears? Why? What did I do wrong? (Instead of using a PNG file, I'm using a MediaIn node for the underlying video clip.)
Wait... Your name is what? Matt McCool? Fantastic video, but not as fantastic as being Mr McCool. Edit: ok, this is definitely going into my "watch again" list. Wow... Just... Wow, ok, subbed, and going to go through all your videos.
We need some AI segmentation stuff. Could integrate with some open source models. Integrate wiht Yolo or segment anything. Pretty sure those can be distributed.
Wonderful 🥰👍. I really like the fix green tie solution. Who would ever thought that worked so nicely also the text fastnoise is very basic and then there is that trick to make that moving glitter / shine effect over it. That is epic! An item that can change your boring text to something wild .. 😍 thank you so much 👍
This is a FANTASTIC lesson! I've just finished building v1 of the text reveal and am quite 'tickled' that it was as straight forward and understandable as it was - BRAVO! A quick question though, how hard do you think this would be to apply to 3D Text in fusion? I've done a significant amount of comps in fusion to consider myself a 'Fusion 3D Intermediate Amateur', so am really questioning if this might be easier to do with particles enclosed inside 3D text? Or alternatively, although I've never used the 3D Noise node before, (but have used FN to create texture materials) Any thoughts on this? I suppose I'm just asking an opinion on which direction to go in to evolve your demo into a 3D scene. TNX IN ADVANCE and again, GREAT WORK!
Yeah, I guess using the fast noise as a material on the 3D text would get you pretty close. You could also use a Displace3D fed by the same fast noise (with some blur after) and point it at a 2nd camera to control the direction of the displacement (similar to X/Y refraction). I think you could combine that with some fancy particles and get some interesting results.
@@MattMcCool0 I think you may have just provided me with the inspiration to find out - perhaps I can share the finished version if I manage to make it presentable (or of course, the 'almost finished' version since when are we ever really 'done' a comp in Fusion... are we? hehe) Tnx for the feedback - I'll wait impatiently for your NEXT AWESOME TUT!
I had some issues with the first tip (dilate/erode) to mask green parts inside the object i want to preserve in the video. In my case, the subject is in movement and he is with the arms a little away from his body, so, for some reason when I dilate the subject to get ride of the green part inside his body and then apply the erode, the space between his body and his arms are filled with bubbles from the difference of dilate/erode effect and not a masked area from the delta keyer anymore. By effect, this space between the arms and the body of the subject is green on the final image instead of transparent. Not sure if I made it clear since my English is not good enought to explain some things (sorry). Also, there is some green fringering next to the hair of the subject since it's not a clean hair as it's with your subject of the example. Maybe this solution is not good for footages with lots of movement, without sharp edges between the subject and the greenscreen background and also with small gaps filled with the greenscreen between objects that are not supposed to be masked out. Maybe you have some advices for these situations.
Indeed, it's a bit complex here, but the technique applied in the video is a simplified version that can be adapted to more intricate shots with multiple keys and masks. For a deeper dive into this, try to explore more additive keying tutorials, you can find some on RUclips. Hope it helps a bit. 🙌🏻
can you track that blur in the person on the desk and window, what if it was all shot on a phone and all is in focus and we want to emulate an autofocus shit following the acotor. can we put diamonds on that
I feel like this video should start with, “Hi. My name is Matt, and I’m a wizard.”
On point! 🧙🏻♂️🪄
@@motionvfx wairt u did the official ant man and the wasp title????? or just recreated it?
@@bUildYT I just recreated it.
I honestly have to say, getting Matt to do these kind of videos are a game changer. Absolutely brilliant and so great to follow along. Great job guys! 👏🏻
^^ this ^^
Thanks for your genuine feedback, we really appreciate it!
24:30 Petition for Matt to make a whole video going thorough everything that's possible with the fast noise node.
If he'd started talking about this when the tutorial was published, he'd be still going 😬 Though we've passed your feedback!
Oh jeez...that would for real be a mega long one lol. But interesting idea...🤔
@@MattMcCool0 Can't wait dude.
i made clouds using fastnoise in my map animations
Absolutely Brilliant.
Great Content and well produced.
What can we do to keep you doing this?
One of the best Fusion related videos I've seen in a while. Please make more like this.
At your service 🫡
Definitively! Please please please! Design a course Matt, and I'll certainly pay for it.
I liked it this guy explains everything very peacefully and don't get to excited like some other youtubers
hahah
Such a nice video. Well explained. We need a Part 2 to this video.
I hate (jk) how smooth this whole video is. Explanation - smooth. Visuals - smooth. Pacing - smooth. I quit. Bravo dude!
Thanks! 🤸♂
That was incredible. I thought I knew about these tools, but this video took it to another level. Thank you for putting this out, and looking forward to more!
Happy to deliver 🙌🏻
Fantastic Video! I learned a lot! You don’t happen to know a way to read metadata from an image file in fusion? E.g. to automatically display the ISO values of the image.
Thanks! Yes, you can use the metadata SubView option in the top left corner.
@@MattMcCool0 thanks! But I meant I would like to use the metadata in a motion grahics projects, so IN the video. I’d like to read the data from a file and automatically pass it on to a e.g. text node. Is that possible?
hAPPy see your series bro 😍
Fast Nose is most used effect in all of vfx. I doubt it's underrated, maybe for novices. Great video though.
Me ten minutes ago: Pfft, a generator of a cloud-like texture. How good can that be?
Me now: Oh my god Fast Noise is the greatest node of all time.
It’s definitely a game-changer-once you start using it, there’s no going back! 😄
Thanks for this video amazing work and super good explained. Please more of them for davinci resolve. Love all your plugins and use them a lot.
Definitely more to come 🎉
You have such deep knowledge of davinci.. ❤
I know im late by 11 months right now but this is so important. Did you learn all this yourself by testing out random stuff of is there some course or book you read. I also don't understand how a generative node can go through multiple pipes😭
Yeah, I just tinkered around a lot until it started to click.
That's the beautiful thing about nodes, you can pipe an output into multiple inputs and create just about anything you can think of.
Okay, this was pretty amazing.
Holy mother of god. This is a great channel! Thank you for the tutorial mate! Keep it up!!! 😎😉😉
Stay tuned for more! 🤩
the first trick is 500 IQ, instant sub!
Welcome on board! 🫶🏻
Holy shit did you get carried away with fast noise.
😅
Wow, this is gold!! When Part 2 of this video is coming? :) Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for feedback! More is definitely coming, stay tuned! 🫡
Fast Noise OP
impressing vid, much appreciated!
Glad you enjoyed it!
EXCELENT TUT! DUDE! ------ WAITING FRO MORE! THANKS!
DUDE! This video is way more helpful than I originally thought. Thank you so much and please do more!
Honestly saying. This video is really brilliant. I've learnt a lot from this video and you also got a new subscriber😁Last part (Fast noise) was insane... Please keep uploading videos like this.
Welcome aboard! 🙌🏻 More tutorials coming soon, stay tuned!
Agreed - my head is spinning after that fast noise demonstration, lol. Brilliant!
okay, sub'd... I need more ideas like this and will check out what else you have
regarding the fast noise... I have been kicking the backside out of that one for the last nine months or so to create abstract graphics for my music videos
what I like to use is a fast noise followed by an edge detect, and then use mirrors to give me rosette/kaleidoscope type effects but I think I have pushed my experimentations to the limit, now, and it is getting a little bit boring
cheers,
andy
Thanks for watching :)
Another fun thing to try; you could add the filter node and use the Sobel type. Maybe with a brightness/contrast right before with the low and high clamped tightly and clipped blacks and whites. This will allow you to get sharper "edges" which could look nice with some glows and other effects.
@@MattMcCool0 thanks for the tip, I will definitely have a go with that 👍
Fellow Reaper user spotted.
@@rano12321 Yay! hello there 🙂👋
You have a new sub! Thank you
Thanks and welcome on board! 🤩
Thanks Matt for an extremely useful explanation of these nodes in Fusion. Very helpful!
⚡an excellent technique with Erode for working with zelenka. It's amazing. It always causes a headache how to keep a repeating color on an object. Thanks
Great video! I also really like Fusion, honestly I get along well, but there are many of those issues that are not explained with concrete examples and it would be good to delve deeper.
Thank you for the feedback! We definitely aim to provide deeper insights in future videos, keep an eye out for more content coming your way! 🙌🏻
I have just followed the tutorial with fast noise. I have no idea what I did but I am impressed with the result still. Hopefully one day i will be able to understand what you did here and thanks man for great video
Keep on learning and stay tuned, there's definitely more to come ✌🏻
Ubermaster! Thank you, what an informative video ❤
Love it
Wowsa another great tutorial!! Could you guys make a video on how to work with reflections in Fusion, with and with out a green screen.
Thanks for your feedback! It will be passed on to our designers 🤩
Real nice tutorial. Thanks
Happy to deliver! ✊🏻
Really good video 😊. But now...we want more !
More is coming, stay tuned! ✊🏻
super useful, thnx Matt
Glad it was helpful!
Top!
Does fusion has a time displacement node, that can change time/keyframes according to the image map provided to it.
Fantasy, great ideas, 🎉, ❤ - and … for me extremely useful and unique. Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks for your kind words! Stay tuned, more is coming! 🥳
neato! 😁👍
Hey! Do you know if MotionVFX plans on releasing any lower thirds for DVR soon? It looks like there's barely any for DVR but a lot out there for Final Cut and Premiere.
So professional fusion tutorial video! Awsome!
Glad it was helpful!
Please make more videos...I'm loving this
⚡the text has a cool glow effect around the edges. I really enjoyed working with the text. I would like to see more such lessons. Very often it is required to create titles for trailers and it looks professional. In particular, the logo for advertising. So do more of this. I will especially note the Node demonstration for understanding what to eat with what. The most difficult thing in creating such a composition is always understanding how to properly link the chain with the desired effects. It's hard to get used to after AE)))
wow, I learned so much and followed along until you got to the fast noise stuff😁
This is brilliant stuff, I greatly enjoyed watching this. particularly the final part about FastNoise is pretty mindblowing -- such a great visual from quite simple building blocks.
Couldn't agree more!
Depth map from the image is 🤯
🙌🏻🙌🏻
Running out of storage in my brain. Gonna need an external hard drive
great video, no time wasted. subscribed!
I am so happy this popped up on my feed I want to know more about fusion. But I feel like it’s so complex and not many people teach it. Thank you!
You are so welcome! This one also could be useful for you 👉🏻mvfx.co/5MoreFusionNodes
You are a good teacher. Like really !!
Noob question here but at 5:48 how do you have a drop list of input to select? I'm very intrigued.
Drag node connection with the right mouse button :)
Loved the fast noise section…. I use it lot but this was awesome.
Fantastic tips. Thank you.
I followed the instructions up to @2:10, but when I pressed A in the Inspector tab of the Erode/Dialate node, there is no alpha channel effect that appears? Why? What did I do wrong? (Instead of using a PNG file, I'm using a MediaIn node for the underlying video clip.)
You press A in the viewer, not in the inspector.
Wait... Your name is what? Matt McCool? Fantastic video, but not as fantastic as being Mr McCool.
Edit: ok, this is definitely going into my "watch again" list. Wow... Just... Wow, ok, subbed, and going to go through all your videos.
How McCool is that?! 😁 🚀
We need some AI segmentation stuff. Could integrate with some open source models.
Integrate wiht Yolo or segment anything.
Pretty sure those can be distributed.
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll share it with the team 🙌🏻
awsome man, ,thanks
This tut deserves a sub
That deserves a Thank You! ✌🏻
Thank you for making such in-depth, but easy to understand tutorials
It's insane how much I learned from this.
Thanks for watching! 🙌🏻
Awesome tutorial, thank you for sharing! 🙏
At your service 🫡 Happy editing!
Theres sure a lot to do in the fusion page, if you know what you're doing... (I dont know what im doing)
One day you'll know, and this will be the happiest day ever 😅
Damn I made this effect in fusion but how can I export this when I am opening the edit page it is showing black screen in preview
Please Help me :)
Wonderful 🥰👍. I really like the fix green tie solution. Who would ever thought that worked so nicely also the text fastnoise is very basic and then there is that trick to make that moving glitter / shine effect over it. That is epic! An item that can change your boring text to something wild .. 😍 thank you so much 👍
BTW . That stretched fast blur gave me an idea to use it with a bit blur as a waterfall map 😂😊
Thank you very much! amazing tips and knowledge!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'd like to see how you apply the delta keyer plus the erode/dilate method on a video instead of a still image...
Well noted, thanks for sharing!
now i know how nooby i am.....have to watch it again...thank you master yoda
Watch again, you must. Learn, you will. May the Force be with you!
Can you do more beginner fusion videos? This video is great because I can see the potential of fusion but my skills are really basic.
Hey! Please check our DVR Academy, where you can get the best tips & tricks and learn from scratch:) 👉🏻 mvfx.co/DVRAcademy
Thanks so much for revealing these nodes. Luvd what you did with the FastNoise Node
Stay tuned, more is about to come!
Thanks Matt! Loved the tutorial!
Nice! Magical!
It was so nice. easy to understand and sample was fascinating. from Japan
Arigato gozaimasu!
This guy justo inspired me to continúe mi Journey as an editor ! Thank u so much !
That's awesome!
bro, you are a savier, god bless you, subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
would love to see morer fusion tuts, this was a great one!!
Definitely more to come, stay tuned ✌🏻
Nice! There is so much to learn in DaVinci + Fusion. This helps a lot.
Happy editing!
thats kind of a WOW tutorial, thanks for sharing 👏
You’re welcome! 😊
😮....SUB. 😏
This is a FANTASTIC lesson! I've just finished building v1 of the text reveal and am quite 'tickled' that it was as straight forward and understandable as it was - BRAVO! A quick question though, how hard do you think this would be to apply to 3D Text in fusion? I've done a significant amount of comps in fusion to consider myself a 'Fusion 3D Intermediate Amateur', so am really questioning if this might be easier to do with particles enclosed inside 3D text? Or alternatively, although I've never used the 3D Noise node before, (but have used FN to create texture materials) Any thoughts on this? I suppose I'm just asking an opinion on which direction to go in to evolve your demo into a 3D scene. TNX IN ADVANCE and again, GREAT WORK!
Yeah, I guess using the fast noise as a material on the 3D text would get you pretty close. You could also use a Displace3D fed by the same fast noise (with some blur after) and point it at a 2nd camera to control the direction of the displacement (similar to X/Y refraction). I think you could combine that with some fancy particles and get some interesting results.
@@MattMcCool0 I think you may have just provided me with the inspiration to find out - perhaps I can share the finished version if I manage to make it presentable (or of course, the 'almost finished' version since when are we ever really 'done' a comp in Fusion... are we? hehe) Tnx for the feedback - I'll wait impatiently for your NEXT AWESOME TUT!
I'd love to see more of that Bitmap work. You'll have to do more on that (Unless you have and I just haven't seen it yet)
It's already in the making, stay tuned for more:)
@@motionvfx Awesome! Can't wait!
Very useful tutorial, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
This is exactly what I needed
You are very welcome!
Insanely useful tips! Great video!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I had some issues with the first tip (dilate/erode) to mask green parts inside the object i want to preserve in the video. In my case, the subject is in movement and he is with the arms a little away from his body, so, for some reason when I dilate the subject to get ride of the green part inside his body and then apply the erode, the space between his body and his arms are filled with bubbles from the difference of dilate/erode effect and not a masked area from the delta keyer anymore. By effect, this space between the arms and the body of the subject is green on the final image instead of transparent. Not sure if I made it clear since my English is not good enought to explain some things (sorry). Also, there is some green fringering next to the hair of the subject since it's not a clean hair as it's with your subject of the example. Maybe this solution is not good for footages with lots of movement, without sharp edges between the subject and the greenscreen background and also with small gaps filled with the greenscreen between objects that are not supposed to be masked out. Maybe you have some advices for these situations.
Indeed, it's a bit complex here, but the technique applied in the video is a simplified version that can be adapted to more intricate shots with multiple keys and masks. For a deeper dive into this, try to explore more additive keying tutorials, you can find some on RUclips. Hope it helps a bit. 🙌🏻
@@motionvfx thank you Very mucho! I will look for these kind of approach!
Thank you for the video
You're welcome:)
🙏
can you track that blur in the person on the desk and window, what if it was all shot on a phone and all is in focus and we want to emulate an autofocus shit following the acotor. can we put diamonds on that
Here's the alternative idea: keyframe the target depth in the depth map:)
@@motionvfx makes more sense. But i ll have to track the subject
The first example got me hooked. Subscribed
really useful video👍
Glad it was helpful!
Holy shit this was a good video
Glad you found it interesting 🙌🏻 Stay tuned for more 🥳
That big tips man, thnx
Happy to help!
Thank you so much! 💯
No problem!!
Love u sharing this.
You are so welcome!
I have you on loop
And the award for the most-streamed tutor goes to... Matt McCool😅🥳
Wow. 😮 Great video. ❤
Thank you! 😃
WOW
thanks for watching! 🚀🚀🚀
Didn't expect to learn as much as I did because I'm familiar with most of those nodes already. Great video.
Perfect! We just resumed our DVR Academy, and every Monday new tutorial will be waiting for you on our RUclips Channel, stay tuned ✌🏻