Learn how to make your Fusion videos look great with this fast a easy way to add depth of field. This will be using the Depth Node. Keyboard that I use. Speed Up your workflow by 50%: bit.ly/EditorKeys
There aren't really any differences that I know of except you only have one input. Personally I just go with the merge nope because it is easy a allows flexibility.
Great tutorial thanks for taking the time to make it. The short tips are so useful. I am trying to use this to blur a series of 3d planes, but although the keyed image planes are keyed properly, the depth blur is adding a jaggy white border for some reason. I've tried everything but can't see where it's coming from. Any thoughts welcome.
@@JakeWipp oh OK. Thank you - I asked because when I animate my screen recordings in davinci, they always look a bit stutter. Not smooth specially when I use the camera node.
Best tutorial about 3D depth of field and 3D camera. Unfortunately though i couldn't find it if not Patrick video. Maybe you should adjust the title of you video. There is no any good video on this topic in the You Tube. So changing a bit title may help increase views. Thak for your work🫡
Man your w lifesaver , I don’t know why it took so long for me to find this cideo
Thanks!
Thank you!
this is how an efficient tutorial is supposed to be. thank you sir
how did u get the tab where u can search the DepthBlur
3:33 How did you do that thing with the background? For me whenever I add a background node it just covers up the entire media out for some reason...
Thanks for sharing
The OpenGL Renderer doesn't show up in my Renderer3D node. Do I have to download something first to get it?
Good point, I'm wondering the difference if we directly connect the camera3D node with image 3D without merge node and Pros and Cons if doing so.
There aren't really any differences that I know of except you only have one input. Personally I just go with the merge nope because it is easy a allows flexibility.
@@JakeWipp Thanks, that's the one.
Great tutorial 😁 Thanks a lot.
nicely done and explained. thanks for sharing. subscribed
Good very good! Thanks for the tutorial
woow thank you U save my live
Great tutorial thanks for taking the time to make it. The short tips are so useful. I am trying to use this to blur a series of 3d planes, but although the keyed image planes are keyed properly, the depth blur is adding a jaggy white border for some reason. I've tried everything but can't see where it's coming from. Any thoughts welcome.
Good content 👍 very useful
i havent that smooth move.. why u start in frame 144? and then u go frame 66, camer still moving.. why?
Super workaround! Thanks a lot. One question: do you record your screen in 25fps or faster? If this is possible anyways!
Thanks Maik! I don't remember what I did for that video but in my newer ones I am recording everything in 24fps
@@JakeWipp oh OK. Thank you - I asked because when I animate my screen recordings in davinci, they always look a bit stutter. Not smooth specially when I use the camera node.
Just make sure that your resolve project has the same frame rate as your recording
@@JakeWipp maybe that is it. Thank you Jake.
Awesome!
Excellent tutorial, thank you! Usefull to show several ways to achieve the end result.
do you know how to have a quick export? because i exported a 1 minute long video in 3 hours... :( i think it is due to a fusion clip...
He did say that most computers can't handle it... :/ And... I understand
Yea great one.!
Wow, this is the kind of training I need right now. Subscribed!
Very clever! Thank you.
im trying to replace the background behind my dog.
1) 69th like, eyyyy...
2) You are a legend, thank you for the SUPER FAST tutorial on this!
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how fix artefacts
The tutorial is good but you explain a bit too quicly
is this you talking?
Best tutorial about 3D depth of field and 3D camera. Unfortunately though i couldn't find it if not Patrick video. Maybe you should adjust the title of you video. There is no any good video on this topic in the You Tube. So changing a bit title may help increase views. Thak for your work🫡