Nuke to Fusion Transition Guide

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In this Software transition guide, Moviola gives The Foundry's Nuke users an easy transition to working inside BlackMagic Designs' Fusion. With this guide, you can be up and using your hard-earned compositing skills in the land of Black Magic within minutes, rather than days.
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[@danilodelucio]

Man, you are a God!! I didnt know that was possible to change the flow from horizontal to vertical, this was my pain to learn Fusion.
You were so direct to the point teaching the main features, congrats for this masterpiece! 👏👏

[@xanzuls]

Also maybe the change the workspace to midflow, you'll feel even familiar.

[@charles_wren_films]

This is fantastic!! As a long time Nuke user, this is the first Fusion tutorial that’s given me any sort of hope.
I would LOVE to see more like this. I’d happily pay for a full Nuke to Fusion training series.

[@Moviola]

We're glad you enjoyed this video! For more Fusion content like this, visit www.moviola.com.
If you'd like to stay on RUclips, just visit our channel's "Editing Software Survival Guides" playlist for other similar Fusion/Nuke related content!

[@pavinivfx]

Very very very very nice tutorial. Thank so much!

[@shawnastrom]

This is GOLD. Thank you!

[@PixelProphecy]

This is excellent! No more con-fusion (ha!) for me! Thank you so much for covering all the gotchas (one hopes!) ;)

[@Moviola]

Our pleasure. Feel free to check out our channel for more related content!

[@strange_composites]

Great, so helpful coming over from Nuke, THANKS!

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[@huedim6075]

Thank you! I was getting so frustrated lol. this video really helped

[@3dcartooncolors768]

wow really helpful, Thank so much to share the tips for nuke users.

[@mohanpugaz]

woooooaaahhh .. thanks a lot! . exactly what i was looking for.

[@aki_gong6271]

Simply brilliant :) thanks! Would be also nice having a fusion to nuke one.

[@alessiomichelassi8390]

You great! Thank you!

[@alessiomichelassi8390]

you don't know how much I cursed yesterday to put together some matte. I came from shake, then i learned nuke. Fusione seams to be the most realeble alternatives but when i start searching for the invert node i start crying... Is it there a way to sum or multiply a matte with other matte?

[@xanzuls]

@@alessiomichelassi8390 yes with matte control node or when you'd plug one matte into another matte, the second matt would have options to combine or subtract etc.

[@nateiversen5113]

Hero

[@aitorcamiera519]

The interactive zooming hotkeys dont seem to work with a Wacom Intuos 5 on Windows 10. In fact not even the Wacom preferences window shows up if Fusion is installed. Any ideas?

[@LuisSOfficial]

Question... what camera tracking tool works better in which software? in 3d camera tracking

[@degibocu]

Nice video, what about deep compositing?

[@JazzyJazzRock]

Sadly fusion doesn't support deep compositing till now

[@DEAD-rh5jx]

I would like to ask, what are the reason why you would change to Fusion?

[@russlondon]

Fusion is $295 perpetual. Nuke is $4000+ a year rental....There's your answer!

[@Gold_Lightan]

any node close to Nuke's SplineWarp?

[@rano12321]

Gridwarp probably or krokodove warper.

[@egillskallagrimsson5887]

Any close node to ibk gizmo?

[@xanzuls]

Yes, Delta keyer, Ulra keyer, primate etc.

[@fxtdorg]

Cleanplate node

[@naifox1]

that video is old the Fusion thta he is using is out of dated. if you download newest the Fusion Studio 16 you will notice a big diffrent between of theme

[@Moviola]

Hey there. Are you talking about Fusion in Resolve, or Fusion standalone? There's been a very slight re-skinning of Fusion standalone, but all the functionality should be identical (with the exception that some of the viewer controls have been rearranged in their menus.)

[@naifox1]

@@Moviola Iam talking about Fusión studio 16 that the newest one