EASY Webcam Overlays in DaVinci Resolve. NO FUSION!

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Using a fancy webcam or facecam overlay in your gaming or tutorial videos is a great way to level up and make them more interesting. In this video, I show you a simple trick to create a fancy gradient bordered webcam overlay in DaVinci Resolve all within the edit page, no fusion required!
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[@JADEartsyme]

I'm literally in tears because this is saving me SO much time!!! Thank you for this tutorial!!

[@enviatics]

So glad that you found it useful... It means a lot when I get feedback like this thanks 😊

[@charut443]

thank you so much man. now my you tube content will be more fancy.

[@federicogiller5741]

Thank you. Practical and straight forward.

[@maddogrk1]

Great job! Very clear, with the speed of instruction just right, making it easy to follow. This is going to make my stuff look a lot better. I really learned something! Thank you!

[@enviatics]

That's great, so glad you found it helpful ☺️

[@simonfarmery]

This is amazing!! Thank you for posting!!

[@SuburbanPhilosophy]

simple is the best. I used this method for cam overlay too. But I did not bother to add a border. thy for share.

[@mynkao]

Thank-you-very-much-!!!

[@Mal0wens]

Great! Being able to see the final comp in the viewer means that this method also makes it so much easier to fine tune the border than compared to the Fusion method I was using. Thank you!

[@enviatics]

You're welcome! Glad I could help you out 😊👍

[@flipsidefrolic]

That is Awesome!! Thanks for this tip.

[@NeilOutdoor]

Great explanation, thanks !

[@mylifepart2]

That was nice thanks...the colour border thing was nice..makes it looks so much nicer thanks...cheers

[@enviatics]

Glad you liked it :-)

[@giggleviking]

nice thank you for this also pleasant voice to listen to

[@metaversegaming7645]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

[@EncourageFaith]

Very smart. Thanks for showing this tip. God bless.

[@rc5932]

Thank you - really useful - subscribed!

[@enviatics]

Thanks!

[@miroa7271]

Thank you very much

[@mahgoubsoft]

Always creative 👍

[@ilegend6470]

Very nice. Liked and subbed :)

[@bigbaddabil]

Thank you!

[@snichy_luv3852]

best bro!

[@FrankPloegman]

Thank you for this excellent video. You’ve gained an instant subscriber. I just tested if it’s possible to add the Transform effect directly to the generator but this is indeed not possible. It would be even better if it were.

[@enviatics]

Thanks for the feedback.... yeah the compound clip bit makes it possible to drag the effect over... there may be other ways but it works and its simple.

[@GariSullivan]

Could you explain how your got the ripple fire effect, too? 0:19

[@enviatics]

Hi Gari... that effect was just an alpha channel overlay that I downloaded from Envato Elements (I used this one.... 1.envato.market/VmMgnR ) I then just added that under my webcam effect and timed it with my finger snap :-)

[@silversurfertech7922]

Thank you 👍

[@miroa7271]

Solid Color can also be transformed into different shapes with Compound Clip and then with Color's Power Window

[@enviatics]

That's a cool method too. Always a hundred ways to do something in DaVinci haha

[@miroa7271]

@@enviatics yes yes very true

[@Taufik1904]

Greatt tutoriall👌👌

[@NathanBallardSaferFlying]

Excellent ‘how to’ video, thanks for sharing. +1 sub ✅✅

[@enviatics]

Thank you 😊

[@danielchiu741]

would the same thing apply if i wanted to make an overlay for my stream and just do the same process but with a transparent background so that my face can be seeninside of it and just had a fancy border around it? or am I over thinking it?