This section on Fusion in the 282 page new features guide caught my attention… It’s exciting to see Fusion leap more into the mainstream – especially when viewed through the metric of YouTube tutorial creation – as it’s such an incredibly powerful tool and is a huge addition to the suite of tools-in-one. As all updates so far have been free to existing users, investing $299 in a Studio license is well worth it. It will be interesting to see if BMD further differentiate the Studio and free versions of Resolve by holding back parts of Fusion as they continue to integrate it into Resolve. Hopefully if you hit subscribe to many of these YouTube channels you’ll give yourself a wealth of learning opportunities going forward!

In this post I’m just going to focus on Fusion’s evolving integration with DaVinci Resolve, something they say will take 12-18 months to complete, and bring together the best Fusion for Resolve tutorials I’ve found online. Download the New Features Guide here for a comprehensive manual for using Fusion for the first time. It’s currently on it’s second release of the public beta (which you can download for free here) and brings with it an ever-expanding list of incredible features and improvements.Ĭheck out this detailed round up for more information on all of DaVinci Resolve 15’s new features, including links to download the invaluable supporting documentation. Download Free Fusion Tools, Templates and Project Filesīlackmagic Design launched DaVinci Resolve 15 at NAB 2018.Beginner Tutorials for Fusion in DaVinci Resolve 15.Getting Started with Fusion in DaVinci Resolve 15

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