Man, absolutely loving the in-depth Fusion tutorials, really really appreciated. Also, really love that you used aces. I really like using the letterbox node instead of merging mismatched media to BG when doing corner pin. If you use the planar transform, then you can use the "scale to source" toggle if you have mismatched resolution as well. They've added that in V19. You can also turn on the SubView by pressing V on the viewer and change it to the color inspector.
The amount of knowledge you possess about just the fusion tab makes me wonder how much of a Legend you are when it comes to your full fledged professional self! Keep these in-depth tutorials alive, Sir! Love from India!
You're too kind - I have the advantage of only explaining stuff I know - there's a ton I keep learning from this community every week. Fusion has been my big project for commercials the last few years so there will be lots more on it. (replacing nuke/flame)
A very comprehensive tutorial. It's exciting how you incorporate lots of tricks and tips into the explanations. I think I thought the split-screen tutorial would feel like a re-shoot of the BM tutorials. I was completely wrong. Especially since Bernd Klimm isn't that active on YT at the moment, it's important to see some challenging tutorials.
There’s a way to store the ocio settings . Right click over viewlut editor window, and near the bottom there is a setting to save as default. One thing I can’t get around is when using Aces at the project level. It always give a managed option that’s not correct and have to turn it off and turn on ocio.
Good tip. I am able to get this default to save for the standard gamut view lut but for some reason it still loses the path to my config file for ocio display. I might need to do a clean install on the final v19 release. And yeah project level is not great for fusion.
Before I watch the video, I want to express my deep gratitude to the author! I have watched tons of materials on Davinci Resolve on RUclips and the tutorials on this channel are of high quality and provide in-depth explanations, and they also talk about complex topics in understandable language!
Very good episode! very well explained. Thanks for this video. If you allow me, an idea for a next video could be, how to edit with a client next to you, How is the process of organizing the shots to edit with a client who asks for changes and new shots all the time. I think it would be a good episode to watch. Thank you so much
@@CreativeVideoTips I have been watching Davinci Resolve tutorials for a long time and I truly believe that what you are showing in each video is GOLD! Thank you so much
Bro, I first stumbled on your channel way back when you did the video on making audio sound correct for RUclips. Your content is way past my ability now but I still enjoy listening to you explain stuff. It’s doubtful I’ll ever use any of it but thank you anyway!
Dude! You killed it on this level 11 tutorial. I'm guessing I'll be coming back to this one in the future when something like this comes across my editing desk. Well done!
Hey Chadwick, there's a lot of good DaVinci channels out there but, in my opinion, I think yours is the best. Quick question: In this tutorial, why are you adding an ACES transformation in Fusion rather than setting up the ACES workflow in the Color tab of the timeline settings?
@@CreativeVideoTips The poing tracker, for example tracking one eye and everything is ok most of the track, but the head moves a little to much and it fails
@@sleepsoundly4728 check out this one, you have 2 options you can move the actual displacement point, or just delete the bad keyframes and adjust handles on either side - point trackers are great because the are very user controllable - ruclips.net/video/eBOWIVlWhws/видео.html
@@CreativeVideoTips Thanks i watched that video and try to move individual track points but i don't know how to move them or even select them in the spline editor, they are blocked
Thank you - this is such a high-quality tutorial! Just getting ino the use of Studio properly to do some really basic work for a friend's Insta and this kind of stuff makes the difference between amature and, in my case, a bit less amature!
Love the option to have the viewer on the left, since I work with nodes vertically, not horizontally. What would be even better would be to have the viewer on an external reference monitor. Is there a way to do that?
Really good watching but a lot way over my head, nice little tip that I picked up on was to sharpen the image to get trackings take it that this will work on any tracker? you knolwedge of DaVinci is just mind blowing thank you
Thank you! Good feedback too. I have a simpler masking tip in the works coming in a couple weeks. All trackers love contrast, so you can do anything to give it more grip and then just use the track data separate. I know a bit about resolve but always discovering new things. Is there a part of the app you're most interested in learning?
@@CreativeVideoTips Hi Chadwick, thank you for the reply. Not really got any parts more then another for interest just all of it really. Many thanks for all the great vids that you put out for us all to learn. All the best to you
So many great little tips in here I didn't know about, nice one! Do you ever use the 'Match' input on the ColorCorrector node, is that similar to what you did (I guess it averages rather than taking a specific point like you did)?
Thanks for the good question. If you are using resolve color management, you don't need to use aces at all. It's one or the other. The Fusion page does the linear conversion automatically with rcm enabled.
Man I really love your channel. keep up the good work. One question, I have a broadcast monitor connected to a Decklink mini monitor. Why did OCIO only affect my GUI monitor, while the broadcast monitor is darker - ACEScg mode? Thanks man
00:00 - Resolve Fusion Planar Tracking Tutorial
01:12 - Resolve Fusion Layout Tips
02:36 - ACEScg for Fusion
04:27 - OCIO for Fusion
07:02 - sRGB Texture for ACES
09:11 - Resolve Fusion Planar Tracker
13:13 - QC Check the Track
16:07 - Avoid GFX Distortion
19:11 - Domain of Definition
20:28 - Grid Warp Curved Edges
25:05 - Color Matching
30:31 - Blue Sky Adjustment
33:04 - FG Only - Separate the Insert
33:52 - Birdseye View
34:41 - Color Page ACES to 709
Man, absolutely loving the in-depth Fusion tutorials, really really appreciated. Also, really love that you used aces.
I really like using the letterbox node instead of merging mismatched media to BG when doing corner pin. If you use the planar transform, then you can use the "scale to source" toggle if you have mismatched resolution as well. They've added that in V19.
You can also turn on the SubView by pressing V on the viewer and change it to the color inspector.
Letterbox rules!
Your video was the reason why I know it lol.@@MattMcCool0
The direction of moving towards tutorials with Fusion is spot on. There is still a lot to discover in this tool. Thank you and I look forward to more!
The amount of knowledge you possess about just the fusion tab makes me wonder how much of a Legend you are when it comes to your full fledged professional self!
Keep these in-depth tutorials alive, Sir!
Love from India!
You're too kind - I have the advantage of only explaining stuff I know - there's a ton I keep learning from this community every week. Fusion has been my big project for commercials the last few years so there will be lots more on it. (replacing nuke/flame)
@@CreativeVideoTips Amazing Work, Sir!
You can't imagine how valuable these videos are for us enthusiasts and self learners...❤️
wow, these Fusion tutorials are awesome. Would love to see a video involving the 3D camera tools.
Thanks so much! Great to hear there is interest in the camera tracker. Watch for something on that in the future.
Thanks. Very helpful. Really love the back to back indepth Fusion VFX tutorials.
This is the best channel I've seen yet for simple-to-complex fusion VFX. Really appreciate all the info!!
thanks so much, i have similar one coming for a computer monitor this week you might like
This was an incredible journey through many aspects of Fusion beyond just the old corner pinning workflow. Thanks!
Incredibly in-depth, yet understandable tutorial! Really appreciate all your tutorials, Chadwick. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
A very nice tutorial which has many steps but feels compact over all.
A very comprehensive tutorial. It's exciting how you incorporate lots of tricks and tips into the explanations. I think I thought the split-screen tutorial would feel like a re-shoot of the BM tutorials. I was completely wrong. Especially since Bernd Klimm isn't that active on YT at the moment, it's important to see some challenging tutorials.
There’s a way to store the ocio settings . Right click over viewlut editor window, and near the bottom there is a setting to save as default. One thing I can’t get around is when using Aces at the project level. It always give a managed option that’s not correct and have to turn it off and turn on ocio.
Good tip. I am able to get this default to save for the standard gamut view lut but for some reason it still loses the path to my config file for ocio display. I might need to do a clean install on the final v19 release.
And yeah project level is not great for fusion.
Before I watch the video, I want to express my deep gratitude to the author! I have watched tons of materials on Davinci Resolve on RUclips and the tutorials on this channel are of high quality and provide in-depth explanations, and they also talk about complex topics in understandable language!
Never seen anyone with tutorial like this one thanks man ;)
The amount of useful info in this video... hoooooly smokes. Thank you for making it!
Very good episode! very well explained. Thanks for this video. If you allow me, an idea for a next video could be, how to edit with a client next to you, How is the process of organizing the shots to edit with a client who asks for changes and new shots all the time. I think it would be a good episode to watch. Thank you so much
Thank you, glad it was worthwhile. Great suggestion about supervised edit sessions. I'm writing it down.
@@CreativeVideoTips I have been watching Davinci Resolve tutorials for a long time and I truly believe that what you are showing in each video is GOLD! Thank you so much
As always, your explanations are amazing, and they make me fall more and more in love with DaVinci Resolve.
Bro, I first stumbled on your channel way back when you did the video on making audio sound correct for RUclips. Your content is way past my ability now but I still enjoy listening to you explain stuff. It’s doubtful I’ll ever use any of it but thank you anyway!
Dude! You killed it on this level 11 tutorial. I'm guessing I'll be coming back to this one in the future when something like this comes across my editing desk. Well done!
Hey Chadwick, there's a lot of good DaVinci channels out there but, in my opinion, I think yours is the best. Quick question: In this tutorial, why are you adding an ACES transformation in Fusion rather than setting up the ACES workflow in the Color tab of the timeline settings?
Could you do a tutorial in how to move some tracker points position when most of the frames are right but a few just go wrong
good suggestion - are you referring to the planar tracker, or the point tracker? I do have one from a couple months ago for the planar tracker
@@CreativeVideoTips The poing tracker, for example tracking one eye and everything is ok most of the track, but the head moves a little to much and it fails
@@sleepsoundly4728 check out this one, you have 2 options you can move the actual displacement point, or just delete the bad keyframes and adjust handles on either side - point trackers are great because the are very user controllable - ruclips.net/video/eBOWIVlWhws/видео.html
@@CreativeVideoTips Thanks i watched that video and try to move individual track points but i don't know how to move them or even select them in the spline editor, they are blocked
The best Planar Tracker tutorial. Thanks!
Is it possible to fix pTra issues, when it's all going wrong?
Loving these tutorials Chadwick!
You're awesome Alex! Cheers
Thank you - this is such a high-quality tutorial!
Just getting ino the use of Studio properly to do some really basic work for a friend's Insta and this kind of stuff makes the difference between amature and, in my case, a bit less amature!
grate Video!! I am going to have to play it at least 10 more times to get it all. keep up the great level of videos
Wow. Thank you. Love your tutorials.
Love the option to have the viewer on the left, since I work with nodes vertically, not horizontally. What would be even better would be to have the viewer on an external reference monitor. Is there a way to do that?
found it interesting and way over my head ! But overall very impressive.
Respect to you and all the pro tips you share
Really good watching but a lot way over my head, nice little tip that I picked up on was to sharpen the image to get trackings take it that this will work on any tracker?
you knolwedge of DaVinci is just mind blowing
thank you
Thank you! Good feedback too. I have a simpler masking tip in the works coming in a couple weeks.
All trackers love contrast, so you can do anything to give it more grip and then just use the track data separate.
I know a bit about resolve but always discovering new things. Is there a part of the app you're most interested in learning?
@@CreativeVideoTips Hi Chadwick, thank you for the reply.
Not really got any parts more then another for interest just all of it really.
Many thanks for all the great vids that you put out for us all to learn.
All the best to you
Nice tutorial Chadwick, I really hope some clients will see this video. That way they can see how much time can go into editing a 4 second clip.😂
So many great little tips in here I didn't know about, nice one! Do you ever use the 'Match' input on the ColorCorrector node, is that similar to what you did (I guess it averages rather than taking a specific point like you did)?
Thank you! how do you make appear the thumbnail of the media node in the fusion page ?
Wow the videwo was 35 minutes long? i thought it was 10 mins or so. what an enlightenment
"I appreciate the helpful advice!"
Hi, Chad . Thanks for all you do! What was the purpose of the ACES transforms if I am using davnci color managed workflow instead?
Thanks for the good question. If you are using resolve color management, you don't need to use aces at all. It's one or the other. The Fusion page does the linear conversion automatically with rcm enabled.
Man I really love your channel. keep up the good work. One question, I have a broadcast monitor connected to a Decklink mini monitor. Why did OCIO only affect my GUI monitor, while the broadcast monitor is darker - ACEScg mode? Thanks man
Amazing content!
amazing comment - thanks for hanging out with us here - lots more to come
You are the boss!
1 min 5 views.. yeah we're here *claps* *waves*
Amazing
why seeemmm sooooooo dificult ?
Sticky note? STICKY NOTE?!
I think surface tracker is better than planertracker in this footage.
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Used to love your videos… But ever since they’ve become brain surgery… We are no longer watching.