How to Use the 3D Plane for Stunning Visual Effects in DaVinci Resolve | Davinci Resolve Course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Learn how to master the 3D Plane in DaVinci Resolve's Fusion page. Discover why this powerful tool is essential for video editing and compositing. In this tutorial, we'll break down how to use the 3D plane to integrate external elements seamlessly into your videos, making them look incredibly realistic. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced editor, this video will help you elevate your visual storytelling.
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Since you usually need to put an entire image (and not only text) over the screens, DVE node y/or corner pin does the job pretty well.
That's cool! I never knew about the DVE node. I need to make a whole video about it. As much as I've been editing and doing vfx, 3d composites from blender into davinci...I never knew about it! Thanks man🙌
A DVE node will also do the job pretty well.
I never knew about this node, man! Great comment and feedback! I need to tinker with this node a lot more and make a video about it. Cool stuff! Thanks! I learned something new. 🙌🙏
Hi, have a look at just using a CornerPositioner node after the PlanarTransform
Yes you're right. That works too! the corner positioning is very useful for this particular case but can pose some challenges with more complex composites down the road! But since you're the second person to mention it, I might need to make a video on that along with when to use it and when not. I just needed to have a use case for teaching 3D Planes. Lol.
Why with a 3D plane? Its easier to use corner positioning.
Yes, using corner points is easier in this example, but it may pose challenges for beginners due to their limited experience in handling potential issues. Moreover, corner positioning has limitations and is only applicable in certain situations, particularly on flat surfaces. But, using a 3D plane simplifies the process, eliminates potential complications, and simultaneously introduces an additional valuable tool to the user's skillset.
Cool
Thanks for joining my course and watching 🙏
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching and you're very welcome! I hope this video was helpful to you!
You know, I really like your style of instruction. Nice, cool, calm, slow…us noobs can easily follow along. Sub’d and liked my friend.
I really appreciate your feedback. I used to be insecure about my teaching style and compared myself to others. But now I'm trying to be myself and teach in a way that I would want to be taught. I'm glad you're enjoying the course and my teaching style!