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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- DaVinci Resolve Tutorial #71. In this video, a PNG image file is used inside a project and is made to disintegrate into floating particles using tools from the software's Fusion and Edit applications.
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You are amazing! I've watched so many particle tutorials and this is the only one that worked! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your kind words, @Millient Lewis. I'm glad that this worked for you.
This was extremely well done. Thus is one of the best explained and clear fusion tutorials I have seen. Subbed.
Hi @Altek2k. Thank you so much for your kind words. I've subbed to you also to support your channel. Good luck and stay safe.
By far the best tutorial I've seen about this! Thank you so much, you got a new subscriber!
Thank you very much, @Marco Novo | Marketing. I'll subscribe to you also to support your channel. All the very best.
Fantastic. Step by step and so easy to follow. A great way to learn fusion is to do these things step by step and breakdown the overwhelming nature of it this way. Appreciate it.
Hi @Rocky Cola. Cheers for the feedback. I appreciate it. Good luck with all of your DaVinci Resolve work. Stay safe.
Conti: this is what I’m talkin’ about! All instruction, clear as a bell, no BS; I absolutely love it. L&S DONE!
Many thanks for your feedback on this tutorial, @Nutwood Products. I've subscribed to you to support your channel also. Keep safe.
Very clear and concise, much appreciated.
Hi @John J Harman. Many thanks for the feedback. 👍
Great job straight to the point. Detail step by step tutorial.
Hi @Andy Wah. Thank you for your kind words! 👍
Excellent as always !!
Many thanks for commenting, @Claes Feldt.
Thank you! the instructions were clear and the pacing was excellent for me to follow!
Hi @H76Pro. Thank you for your positive feedback. I'm glad that it was clear to you! 👍
Thank you!
Your‘s is the best detail guide on how to use nodes and particles in DR. Thanks much! Subbed.
Cheers @RRedline. I've subscribed to you also to support your channel. Best wishes.
your video has helped me tremendously! Thank you for the clear explanation and easy to see actions!
You're very welcome, @That Katt. All the very best of luck with your DaVinci Resolve projects.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I appreciate your clarity, pacing, and thoroughness. I also really appreciate that you control the cursor, moving it with intent rather than letting it bounce around the screen.
Hi @penguinYT1. Many thanks for your comment. I appreciate it and hope that it helped you with your DaVinci Resolve work. 👍
agreed 100%
Excellent, worked the first time! Thank you.
Hi @Howard Campbell. You're welcome. Glad to hear that you were successful in your latest project. Stay safe. 👍
Hello brother, very well explained. Most of the people talk too much but with precise words you made us happy. We expecting more from you...thanks
Hi @Kothandapani Janakiraman. Thank you for your kind words. Hope that you continue enjoying the content on my channel. Stay safe.
You are such a good teacher, i want to subscribe again! 👌
Thank you so much @Paramaribo Closer. I appreciate it a lot. 👍
I've been looking for a tutorial about this very technique. Thanks so much. Subscribing,
HI @VFX Todd. Thank you very much for your comment and for subscribing. I will subscribe to your channel too. All the very best with your DaVinci Resolve work. Stay safe.
Thank you. Excellent tutorial!
You're very welcome, @PhantomGaz. Many thanks for the feedback.
thanks man. explanation is really clear and easy.
You're welcome, @Steamin Monkey. Many thanks for your feedback.
This was great, thanks!
You're welcome, @JASA Productions. Thank you for the comment. 👍
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome, @Shanks!
Thank you very much, very useful
You're very welcome, @eleratalks. Thanks for commenting.
Amazing tutorial. Thanks. I was wondering if this can be done to a video as well? For example a video of person talking masked out in a separate layer of video from the background
Thank you! Using it for my booktrailer and the effect is looking super nice! :)
You're welcome, @M. J. Escrihuela. Good luck with your project! 👍
@@C0ntiChannel Thank you!! :)
such an excellent tutorial
Many thanks for your kind words, @nor chan! Stay safe.
@@C0ntiChannel you too my friend
Your a great teacher bro 💯🔥
Many thanks for your kind words, @CokPara Beats. Keep safe.
@@C0ntiChannel you're welcome! You keep safe to 💯❤️
Magnifique
Merci, @Sanjay Narula!
Excellent.
I put an example or two in here th-cam.com/video/WgMOd9b5KJc/w-d-xo.html
Hi @TinDrum. Thank you so much for sharing your video work with us all; looks really impressive. I gave it a like. Good aim in the game too!
Thanks. like the way you teach. Different from the rest. deserve my sub. Look forward to future vids.
Hi @Construction Secrets. You're very welcome. I'm glad that you liked it. I'll sub you also to support your channel. All the very best! 👍
Thanks so much. I got loads of construction vids to upload, but want to sort my editing/animations first. Hope to use what i learned from your particle dissolve in the next one. Vid will be uploaded in 1 week. Thanks again for your vid and to subbing me.
@Construction Secrets. All the best with your video editing and animation work. Look forward to seeing more content on your channel soon. Take care.
Hi C0nti, and Thank You,
Just discovered your Channel, and,
I'm going to have a great time watching and learning from your easy to follow/understand tutorials.
I've looked briefly at your Channel Content,
and I would have loved to have found a "Page Turn or Page Curl" effect
which is easily used for all 4 Corners of the Frame,
and all 4 Edges of the frame,
The idea being, to use on a multiple images Album, as though your turning the page,
It's for my Family History Project.
I've asked several other Tutorial Videographers if they can do it,
but so far without any takers / results.
Thanks again for helping us mere mortals with DVR.
Hi @Billy Young. You're very welcome. Many thanks for your kind words and for your tutorial request. I will look into this page turning effect. Stay safe.
Just got a sub for this!! It was the easiest tutorial to follow. Not to fast and explains each step perfectly. I think I had to pause it once. Ill be using this in my next video for my channel. Is there a way to export this so that I can use in multiple videos as an over lay, or do I need to repeat this process every time?
Hi @RedPanda Gaming. Many thanks for your comment and subscription. I'll subscribe to you and support your channel also. Have you tried saving your nodes for the dissolve effect as a macro, which you can use in other projects? I've included a link to one of my tutorials for this below. Hope that this helps:
th-cam.com/video/9XZYK1gbqeU/w-d-xo.html
@@C0ntiChannel thanks ill go check it out :)
Cool Video. Subscribed. I may give this a go but I wanted to do create one with particles forming a logo. To do this I may just Reverse the video once completed. Do you know if there's another way to do that? Thanks.
Hi @7th Perspective. Many thanks for your comment. I haven't tried applying the reverse effect using Fusion yet where the particles form the logo but will have a look to see if there is a way to do this. What I would normally do is insert the completed video from my tutorial into a DaVinci Resolve project and place this on my Edit timeline. If you then right-click on the edit of your particle video and choose Change Clip Speed, change the speed to -100 so that the video now ends with the completed logo being formed. Hope that helps. I've subscribed to you too now. All the best.
Nice walk through.
One thing. Reosition the mic or invest in a pop screen. That would reduce the loud P sounds.
Hi @Styrola. Thank you for the comment. Agreed, the positioning of the mic wasn't the best in some of the previous tutorials and will ensure that this setup is appropriate for future videos.
Hi, excellent video! Is there a way to reverse it? Meaning particles flying in making the logo whole at the end?
Hi @Jan Vacek realiťák. Many thanks for your comment. If you insert the completed video from my tutorial into a DaVinci Resolve project and place this on your Edit timeline, right-click on the edit of your particle video and choose Change Clip Speed. Change the speed to -100 so that the video now ends with the completed logo being formed. Hope that helps.
Brilliant tutorial... however, at 7:07 nothing renders! LOL What did you do to get to 'render'?
Thank you...
Hi @The Magical Protostar. You're very welcome. 👍
@@C0ntiChannel will post the link here once I apply it in my video soon
@The Magical Protostar. Many thanks. Look forward to seeing your video work!
Hi, here is the video where I have applied this effect... thank you once again 🤝
th-cam.com/video/zIMWJJVYP2A/w-d-xo.html
Hi @Magical Protostar. Thank you so much for sharing your work on here. Well done on completing the video and for adding a particle dissolve effect. I gave it a like! Cheers!
Great video! I can't get my number on the emitter node to go above 100. Any ideas how to fix that?
Hi @Jonah Krull Music. Many thanks for the comment. If you click inside the box with the actual number inside to the right of the Number variable, you can type a higher number in here. Hope that helps.
how do you adjust the speed at which the particles flow?
Hi @Nathaniel Akers. When selecting the pEmitter node in Fusion, under Emitter, there is a Velocity setting, where you can modify the speed of the particle flow. Hope that helps.
Cool. Thank you. Will it work for titles?
Hi @Robert De Piano. I tried the same effect with the Text and Text+ filters from DR before but didn't get any particle emmisions from the text that I wrote; I had the same problem after I set them to compound clips also. I'll look into it more and see if a similar effect can be applied to title edits.
@@C0ntiChannel It's a pity a little because I would like to do at the end of the movie such a slightly shaking inscription, which later would have melted so nicely. Thank you very much for your tutorials :)
You're very welcome, @Robert De Piano. All the very best with your video editing.
This effect logo desolve not run I must use only in 3D but when I change in 2D I see nothing
How do you get it to go in reverse; where the image starts out in particles but ends as the image? Because right now I'm thinking a good work-around is to just render this out and play it in reverse.
Hi @Dontrez. You can insert the completed video from my tutorial into a DaVinci Resolve project and place this on the Edit timeline. If you then right-click on the edit of your particle video and choose Change Clip Speed, change the speed to -100 so that the video now ends with the completed logo being formed. Hope that helps.
Dear Brother, can I request you to make a tutorial to create smoke effect and other effects by using particles.....Thanks
Hi! Thank you for the tutorial request. That sounds like a good idea. I enjoy experimenting with the Fusion particles and will hopefully have something else underway soon! 👍
Dear Brother can you make a tutorial on explaining the function of node like , PimageEmitter, Pturbulance, PEmitter and so on. But pls aware too many information will confuse the beginners...thanks.
Hi, @Kothandapani Janakiraman. I do have some ideas for more particle tutorials and hopefully they'll be coming your way soon. Stay safe.
Can this be made with free version?
Hi @Jason Bechler. Yes, it can be; I used the free version to create the tutorial.
I appreciate the tutorial, but could you please apply a de-esser to you audio, as it is painful to listen to. I downloaded it and added a de-esser ( Multiband EQ in Resolve ) and watch it that way. Thank you for the tutorial. I can hear that you are directly on the mic. A little distance will also avoid the plosives from your speach.
Hi @Jeffrey. Many thanks for your feedback. I will consider the audio techniques in future videos. Glad that you liked the tutorial.
It didn't work for me, I followed step by step. Any suggestions?
Hi @Hailey Landeen. I'm sorry to hear that you haven't been able to complete this project. Could you please specify the point on the tutorial where you're experiencing a problem and I'll see if I can point you in the right direction.
Suppose it was an after effects opened & we all are doing the same animation... Other V/s my PC
*User// (:C) //Control Panel / Task Manager /CPU temperature = 10000000°C 🔥😂😂😂*
#GPU_NOT_FOUND! 😂
Cool effect. However, rather than duplicating and fading the image on the edit page, this is what I did: drive.google.com/file/d/1Ba4zW3ZrY2LGScTG6kc3TCjnHrLl6_mM/view?usp=sharing
I created a Background node to set the resolution of the composition (1920 x 1080), and merged the image (the node labelled "LOGO") over the background. Since the image was so large, I used a Transform node to resize it. I dragged a second output from the Transform to the particle node sequence, and then merged the pRender over the output of the first Merge. To control the fading of the original image as the particles flow offscreen, select the Merge1 node and keyframe the Blend value to correspond to the particles.
One note: if you use an image that does not have to be resized, obviously you would not use a Transform node, and then could drag a second output from your image's MediaIn node to the particle nodes. If you do use a Transform like I did here and drag the output of the MediaIn to the particle nodes rather than the output of the Transform node, when Fusion calculates the flow of the particles, it'll do so based on the original size of the image, not the Transformed size, and so you will have them appearing where there is no underlying image is present.