Resolve offers different ways to create Fusion comps and manage different versions. It all depends on your workflow. In this short tutorial, I am going over the different methods and explain which method is suitable for which workflow.
Create a Surveillance Camera
Create a simple camera controls overlay and use color, noise, and lens distort tools to get the low-quality look of a security camera within DaVinci Resolve.
Creating Binoculars
Elliptical masks, animated blur and camera shake are all you need for this quick effect in Fusion. As a small bonus, I explain the instance copy and use an expression on a point variable. Even though that part is optional to make the effect work.
Animated Camera Shake with Resolve & Fusion
Use the Spline Editor from Fusion to animate a ResolveFX Camera Shake. This is a simple way to combine the editing effect from the Effects Library and utilize the enhanced controls that the Fusion page provides.
Kaleidoscope Effect – Smart Transforms & Expressions with Resolve & Fusion
“Create complex shapes from simple transforms and use expressions in DaVinci Resolve / Fusion for customizable effects.
Creating masks and transforms is easy, getting the shapes and animation patterns you desire for motion graphics can be tricky.
In this tutorial, I am creating a Kaleidoscope effect. It will help you gain experience in creating custom shapes and transformations and you will see how you can tie tools together through simple expressions. “
Merge & Apply in Resolve & Fusion
An in-depth look at the most basic compositing tool: Understand how to modify the alpha channel inside the merge node and learn from examples how to use of Screen, Multiply, Overlay and other apply modes.
