Blue is mask, you can even see it when you have your mouse hovering on the input at 16:09. You need to as an overlay correcting it so people know you misspoke. Orange is background.
You used 2D tracking technique for a 3D solution which is why the text floated. You need to track the position you intend to put the text not something that is in the background with a single position tracker or you don't have any parallax information for the tracker to use.
Great tutorial. FYI, you don't need to make the clip a Fusion Clip to work with it on the Fusion page. You simply need to have the playhead over the clip in the timeline, and when you switch to the Fusion page you will already have both In and Out nodes already there, ready to go.
Great tutorial! Thanks for posing this. Definitely seems easier than layered based trackers. So how would you do that AE style text tracking where there’s one end of a line attached to an object with text at the other end of the line? Where the line will move freely independent of the text it is attached to. Another tutorial perhaps?
No problem! That's called a "callout" similar to the text tracking tutorial I have done. But certainly thinking of doing a dedicated video for the callout!! I'll have it by next Tuesday!!! Keep your eyes peeled
@@ThatModernDude I did that and it didn't seem to work -- couldn't get two trackers to show up on the screen. If I add a second tracking NODE and then select both with my mouse two trackers will show up on the screen. But then it seems they each have to track separately which is time consuming. They should both be able to track together as with other programs. And again, it's really hard to see the control point and even the thin lines of the boxes. I could not find a way to improve this problem.
I can't grab and move the point tracker (the two green boxes) around. I have the tracker highlighted but my mouse just can't move it. Can you tell me why? EDIT: okay I found out the problem. I can hardly see the little box in the upper left corner that lights up. That is really TINY. Also, on Davinci all their tracking boxes are almost invisible. Bad news for people over 45.
@@ThatModernDude Unfortunately that won't help me see the CONTROL POINT. The control point is microscopic and I can't even get it to light up half the time! I had my partner try and he couldn't do it either. Is there a way to make the control point larger? Also I could not find a way to change the color of the tracker or the size in Fusion Settings. I looked hard and could find no settings for that.
Can you do that, but with the blur mask, not the title? Second thing is, I have a problem. I need blurise for example three faces on the picture, but all masks must to be connected (match moved?) to one/the same tracker made one the background. This three faces are moving, each to the other way.
Blue is mask, you can even see it when you have your mouse hovering on the input at 16:09. You need to as an overlay correcting it so people know you misspoke. Orange is background.
Good catch right there!
I think for a beginners guide to Fusion, this tutorial was excellent
So glad it helped you!!
What a great tutorial. You explain the very complicated fusion things in a way simple and easy. Thank you very much.
I’m glad it all helped!
You used 2D tracking technique for a 3D solution which is why the text floated. You need to track the position you intend to put the text not something that is in the background with a single position tracker or you don't have any parallax information for the tracker to use.
Great tutorial. FYI, you don't need to make the clip a Fusion Clip to work with it on the Fusion page. You simply need to have the playhead over the clip in the timeline, and when you switch to the Fusion page you will already have both In and Out nodes already there, ready to go.
This is true! Should of mentioned that!
Wow, that was fast and precise!!!! Not even time to finish my cup of coffee and there you come with another great tutorial!!!!!😱😊👍
Thanks so much!! Legend 🙏
this is the most helpful tutorial i've seen on fusion. Thank You so Much!!!
Wow! 🙏
Best resolve tracking tool tutorial on YT. Great job. THX!
Thanks so much!!
This is very well explained, I like this dude.. Thanks for the help :)
Thanks so much!
Great tutorial! Thanks for posing this. Definitely seems easier than layered based trackers.
So how would you do that AE style text tracking where there’s one end of a line attached to an object with text at the other end of the line? Where the line will move freely independent of the text it is attached to. Another tutorial perhaps?
No problem!
That's called a "callout" similar to the text tracking tutorial I have done. But certainly thinking of doing a dedicated video for the callout!! I'll have it by next Tuesday!!! Keep your eyes peeled
That Modern Dude Something to look forward to, cheers!
Amazing Tutorial! You do a great job as a teacher.
Thanks so much 🙏
Great introduction - Thank you!
You're welcome
Literally the only video that could help me. Thanks mate!
Glad it helped
nice tutorial . . thanks bro
Nice tips, thanks!
Glad you liked it. 🤙
thank you man , keep doing tutorials
Can I put more than one tracker in so that I can get the text to change perspective as the video does?
Yeah 100% just click the add tracker button in the inspector and set it up prior to attempting the track
@@ThatModernDude I did that and it didn't seem to work -- couldn't get two trackers to show up on the screen. If I add a second tracking NODE and then select both with my mouse two trackers will show up on the screen. But then it seems they each have to track separately which is time consuming. They should both be able to track together as with other programs. And again, it's really hard to see the control point and even the thin lines of the boxes. I could not find a way to improve this problem.
Thank you so much for you Tutorial,,is very clean ,, But can you made you work Flow a lilte slowly please 💪🙏
Something I’m working on! Glad you liked it! And thanks for the feedback 👍
This is awesome man, keep em coming!!!
I can't grab and move the point tracker (the two green boxes) around. I have the tracker highlighted but my mouse just can't move it. Can you tell me why? EDIT: okay I found out the problem. I can hardly see the little box in the upper left corner that lights up. That is really TINY. Also, on Davinci all their tracking boxes are almost invisible. Bad news for people over 45.
You can adjust the tracking box size and colour in the fusion settings if you so desire
@@ThatModernDude Unfortunately that won't help me see the CONTROL POINT. The control point is microscopic and I can't even get it to light up half the time! I had my partner try and he couldn't do it either. Is there a way to make the control point larger? Also I could not find a way to change the color of the tracker or the size in Fusion Settings. I looked hard and could find no settings for that.
THANKS for the in depth review this will definitely help me out with editing my ART VIDEOS with BLODDERMEDIA GLOW EFFECTS that is AWESOME !
Good job brother!
Thanks mate!
Nice Tutorial Thank you
Can you do that, but with the blur mask, not the title? Second thing is, I have a problem. I need blurise for example three faces on the picture, but all masks must to be connected (match moved?) to one/the same tracker made one the background. This three faces are moving, each to the other way.
Thank you, now my meme empire will rise
Great work, Thanks Heaps
how do you that the text can move out of the picture when the camera pans even more???
thx for the help
More than welcome
Well Done
Thank you.
No worries!
If you´r good at tracking, any idea how to track a plane when it leaves the frame? THX
Should just be able to find the frame the plane leaves the image and track backwards
Can you export the track data to animation programs such as blender?
In my experience blender has way better tracking. But you can export
Anyone know if they can track one piece of footage and insert moving green screen so that it works smoothly together?
my man uploads in 4k, just like me, lets go.
Very useful video. Thanks for that :)
You're welcome
Thank you!
What font did you use for the thumbnail!
Fala pra caralho, baita enrolação!
Not digging the Node concept. Thanks for explaining it but I think I will go back to layers.
Fair enough. It isn't for everyone
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Great introduction! Thank you so much