Sorry Blender, this is my new compositor
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While Blender's compositor is certainly highly capable, Fusion has a lot more features and functionality for the same low price - sorry Blender! So in this video, I'll break down a recent vfx shot I created and show you how to get started compositing your own VFX in Fusion. As we go, I'll compare Blender's compositor with Fusion's to show how the two differ.
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reported to Blender police.
reported to FSF lol
Lol imagine Blender buying Fusion to krep up quality both for Fusion and itself
Someone is in trouble
@@Crazylom to talk 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜
@@Crazylom to talk 🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜
"Blender will remember that"
Friendship ended with blender compositor, now fusion is my best friend
LMFAO I was just about to type this!
Rana?
Indian Facebook is the best.
@@Fahadparvez1 that's actually a pakistani facebook thing
I remember hearing this joke in Gumball
The magic man himself has done it again! You totally ROCKED this effect for us! It was a pleasure working with ya. Oh and... RIP sock phone... Gone, but never forgotten.
The pleasure was all mine! And yes, the sock phone lives on in our hearts ;(
Am I missing something here?
@@thisisartman i guess 14:36
why doing all these extra steps? u could just import the video as a plane and make everything in blender and render the finished thing there, i dont understand the benefits of compositing neither in fusion nor in blender, cause colour correction and so on u can still do with the renderd video
Loved that per-channel-grain-match-trick!
I cant believe I haven't found this channel before, this is seriously high quality stuff! I feel like I need to learn this program now..
Another killer tutorial! Few channels present workflow in such a clear and concise way. Very informative!
This frikkin ROCKS!
Everything most tutorials don't show... Its all here. Thanks aloy
This channel is just... just perfection. You always come around with the exact topics I mess around with in the exact same software, it's like magic. I've discovered the magic of Fusion a little while ago and I'm diving deep into it these days, so I'm curious to see what kind of tutorials you'll come up with for it in the future! Gotta say, that Patreon is looking reallll enticing :)
Hey Myles! It nice to have your support across the videos. We must have similar interests for the topics to align like they do!
This tutorial was incredibly detailed and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your vfx and teaching skills!
So AWESOME and I so love Fusion and Davinci Resolve. Gave up After Effects couple years ago. THANK YOU :)
I'm incredibly impressed with the quality and information density of this video 👑
7:31 I know you warned that this color workflow is not the ideal approach, but I'll just say anyway for academic purposes that it's generally more correct to convert the footage to linear, rather than the CG elements to log. That way everything is still composited in the same linear space. Then, either convert to log on output (when rendering DPX) or leave linear (when rendering EXR).
This was so well presented that even a knucklehead like me was able to grasp a lot of things. Keep it up man, looking forward to more awesome stuff like this! ❤️
Hey Agniv, thanks so much dude!
@@InLightVFX YES! Although this is advanced for my DR level right now; I picked up on several things I did not know about; which will help me get to this level.
Production quality: MADNESS!
I love the transition to Resolve. Resolves color grading and compositing features are greattt. I started using it few months ago and I fell in love with it. And for those who are wandering, its free version is completely enough, especially for people starting out. I belive the free version is only restricted by some minor effects and exporting in 8K or mayby it was 4K... Idk. The thing is, it doesnt have water marks or any weird restrictions like some other "trail" versions of some "softwares" for editing have. it is great! :)
I agree, the free version is quite capable!
it's so funny to use fusion as a hobbyist and see that you're "restricted" to "only" 4k
watching your videos make me realise how much i have to learn . thank you
More of this! Blender to Fusion along with comparisons is extremely helpful!! Excellent 👏👏👏
Great, glad you found it helpful!
Great Tutorial! It's nice to see Fusion getting more exposure.
thank you for this tutorial.... the delivery is very smooth...
Don't hesitate to make more videos about Fusion!!
This is the best introduction to Fusion that I've seen. Comparing Fusion back to Blender really helps. I had no idea you could set Fusion up to work in a vertical orientation like Natron or Nuke. We use Resolve as our primary editor. Looks like we'll have to give it a run for comp as well. Thanks for the helpful video!
Hey Steve. I'm glad the comparison was helpful. Yes, Fusion's nodes are quite flexible in the orientation. I wish it was more built for vertical-only and sometimes the connections can get a bit wacky. But overall it's easy to stay organized. Hope you find Fusion helpful in your workflow!
I feel like it's worth noting that Fusion existed long before DaVinci, and was formerly known as eyeon Fusion, and it was competing with Nuke for a while. As a matter of fact it's history dates back to 1987 with it's first public release in 1996, while Nuke was released in 1993, so it's a very mature compositor and not something new in the market.
I don't even know the programs you are talking about but it is so well explained that it is enjoyable!
thanx alot , this video definitly makes one understand the basic concept and usage of the fusion tab / fusion. I was hesitent to use resolve for anything besides basic video editing , but this makes everything crystal clear.
You're very welcome! I, too, am still discovering just how much Resolve can do.
Man your tutorials are so nice!!
That was awesome!
You make Fusion look a lot less scary!
Very nice! More Fusion stuff please as this was super helpful.
you are simply awesome keep doing more blender with fusion
Guess I have to completely rebuild my workflow - awesome work, thank you
Im so glad i grew up with blender compositor, but dude this is much better
This is so good, Very well explained.
I think I will be using fusion for compositing from now on XD.
Amazing Outro btw XD!
Thank you Charan! Definitely give a try and let me know what you think!
Awesome tutorial. I wonder why I haven't stumbled upon your channel earlier! Subscribed to the Patreon. Yay!
I really appreciate that, thank you!
Dude you are amazing, incredible tutorials. you got a new subscriber!
PROPS - amazing and fun composite job!
Great tutorial. We have just purchased BMPCC6K and very likely will switch into similar workflow soon :)
Really awesome! Good work
great tutorial!! would love to see more. the connection between blender and fusion/resolve in general is too rare, so this is so cool to see. :)
Thanks Daniel, it's amazing how much you can do combining the capabilities of both!
Knowing a lot about Blender but nothing about Resolve, this just might be what gets me into it
fusion has so much potential as a Nuke replacement, but I still prefer how quickly Nuke can detect EXR layers and create new render layers. I hope blackmagic continues to support it and maybe one day there will be actual competition for Nuke!
I dunno. I use both and they both have their +'s and -'s. But the resolve 17 live announcement shocked me. they did 99 percent on resolve and like 2 minutes on fusion. which worries me. if they drop support for fusion there will be a lot of very upset people
There are a plugin called reactor that split exr files a.k.a. hos_SplitExr_Ultra
plus lets also not forget 300$ versus 9,000$ (and also can get 90 percent of fusion for free)
Fusion used to be incredibly expensive as well 20 years ago (it's actually older, than Nuke). But the downfall of the previous owner, let Fusion fall behind.
gorgeous tutorial
Cool and very good Tutorials. Thanks
what a gem of a channel, subscribed!
Thank you!
Absolutely amazing! Like always! 🙇🏻♂️
This is an awesome video. I'm learning how to use Fusion to composite still images but been having some challenges
Yes! And wow it has a very Nuke feel, very cool!
Thank you, Mario! Yes, there are some nice Nuke-like aspects to it. Still missing some nice Nuke features too but there tends to be a workaround.
Really good tutorial. Thank you sir!
i just love ur work its awsm
and i learn much about fusion thanks
very very very high-quality videos !!
Davinci Resolve is really an underdog. I used to edit video using Premier and After Effect, then i know that Davinci can do both, whoop i end my Adobe subscription. Haha
Yes! Save that money!
danimunf - give the idea of donating to DaVinvi a thought too. :)
@Ale Yeah, Getting the latest updates without having to renew every year is super nice.
Wow this is complex, but so well taught, thank you
Awesome work buddy.
Hey thanks man!
It's really great that you compared blender.
it's great that u mentioned it. 'cz i was not really interested in looking how a yet another compositor works all on its own
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With or without the sock I am still subscribed 🤣 BTW really nice work! Starting to learn compositing and hope to see more tutorials about it ☺️
Haha I'm glad you were able to see past the sock!
This is some straight sorcery right here.
Love love love these tutorials! Thank you so much for demystifying the overwhelming field of compositing!
okey we reeeeally need a fusion tutorial by YOU
another beautiful thing is 3d camera tracking a live action shot in fusion studio, and importing it into blender. been a life saver
actually revisiting this comment. blenders camera tracking is top notch. and being that I bring things into blender anyway its a time saver for sure. the object tracking also works really well. blender 3.0 is amazing, especially the revamped shadow catcher.
Loved the story man🤣🤣🤣
+1 sub that was the best compositing explanation ive seen
My head is gonna explode with this nodes stuff
Simply awesome!
i subscribed.
Really well made ! Happy to see my bike model in a video like that :)
Hey Théo! That bike was perfect for the shot. Really awesome modeling.
amaziiign just in time
thank u so much
awesome work
Good job dude.
Me who is barely able to use Da Vinci Vid Editor: 👍
I am actually teaching my self Fusion and DaVinci Resolve in general and I learned a lot Thanks!
Sweet, glad this helped!
You are the best! keep the good work! 👍
Thx man, great vid
Love the video bro!!
I appreciate it, Billy!
Great video!
This is awesome stuff man, you got 1 more sub
Great job !
Super helpful, thx for this
nicely done
one of the best compositor tbh
Awesome bro i really learned and enjoyed it thanks a ton
InLightVFX: Sorry Blender, this is my new compositor
Blender: Who are you?
The first video I've seen from you, it's great stuff! I can't get my head around people compositing in Blender. If I'm being generous, I'd call Blender compositing garbage but fine for REALLY basic comp tasks. I've always recommended either using fusion or Nuke non-commercial.
Thank you, Ash! Indeed, Fusion is a great big step up from Blender compositing.
Great work, Subbed
GREAT tutorial!!!
Yeah, this is also my workflow. Making Stuff in Blender and then keep it over to Fusion - especially because of the real-time-playback.
More on Fusion please!
so good!
0:39 woww, nice
2:35 haha lol, everybody agrees that scripting is notoriously tiring task
3:13 nice introduction and transition
6:00 nice that node moves according to joint
8:42 the node overview (in the top right corner of node area) is also nice - i miss it from xmpp image viewer i guess
11:18 wooowwww, that's niice
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You are insaaaane
Dude! Just found out about your channel! Its awesome! See you on Patreon for sure!
Really great video! I've watched it more than once when working on a composite project. Question: When we turn off the Viewer LUT 11:52 what are we looking for to make sure we doing things right?
Thanks! The viewer LUT in this case is really just a way to preview how things look with a rough color grade applied. It's more of an aesthetic check than a technical one. Good luck with your project!
just found your channel you have amazing tutorial love from india !! please make more vfx tut
Hey there, so glad you found it!
Amazing tutorial very well explained ! Thank you ! One question for you or the community, you choose your output transform as sRGB and not Rec709 which is the video standard (I know they're almost the same) why is that ?
😊 😊 🙏
that was impressive. thanks for sharing
Quik note if you whant the LUT to work outside of Fusion co to the coler tab and go to notes in the top right right click om the note and at the LUT there and problem solved if you dont see any notes srt it from timeline to clip (clip shut be default )
Another great video!!!!
Thank you Jonathan!
Fantastic
Wow . Amazing
Brilliant 👍👍💕
Espectacular!!!
really nice job, there still some corrections on the bright edge of the water and the cloths stand contact with water also the water area under the stairs should be a little darker than the rest.
Your workflow is good. Usually fusion user has bad habit use from left two right. And connect all stuff to one node.
Nuke user usually work from top to bottom. And not more than 3 connector for each merge node.
Thanks! Nuke certainly wins in terms of node layout and organization. But it is possible to have some sense of organization in Fusion, too.