The compositing tool, which is integrated into Davinci Resolve or available as a standalone, is positioning itself more aggressively than ever as a cost-effective alternative between Nuke and After Effects as a one-stop shop for VFX and motion graphics. Whether integrated or standalone - the feature set is basically the same. Both versions bring exciting features that have been eagerly awaited for years. Real deep image compositing Blackmagic has been advertising on its website for years that deep pixel compositing is possible with Fusion, but what it really meant was the (admittedly extensive) possibilities of reading a world position pass and using it for all kinds of effects. Version 20 finally introduces real deep compositing, very similar to Nuke's well-known toolset. This allows the depth data stored in the pixels to be read out and, for example, overlapping compositing or depth-based holdouts to be created without masks. Deep to Points in Fusions 3D Space. Shuffle something - th...
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