Combine mattes from Fusion with additional isolation tools on the color page, to easily and accurately target areas of the image.

Use a matte from Fusion to drive various corrections on the color page.

Add additional outputs to your fusion comp, and access them on the color page.

In this video, I’m revisiting the same greenscreen comp, but jumping into the color page to explore how the work you do in Fusion can actually drive nodes in the color page. If you need a refresher on how to interact with Fusion – check it out before watching this Insight. When Resolve 15 was announced – one of the first Insights I published was an Introduction to Fusion, where I showed how to build a quick greenscreen comp in the Fusion page. In the short year since the announcement – Blackmagic have continuously improved the Fusion page in point releases and this Insight, I want to explore something I’ve been getting asked a lot when it comes to Fusion in Resolve A Deeper Dive Into Grading Fusion Comps

Now it’s been no secret since then that I am a huge fan of Fusion being a part of Resolve. With NAB on my mind, I got to thinking about how huge NAB was last year for Resolve when Blackmagic announced the integration of Fusion.

NAB is just days away, and I’m getting more and more excited to make my yearly trip out to Vegas! Tutorials / Grading With Fusion: Connecting The Fusion and Color Pages Looking Back on NAB 2018

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