Blackmagic Fusion – The Ultimate Guide

Blackmagic Fusion – The Ultimate Guide, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.35, with 218 lectures, based on 53 reviews, and has 4740 subscribers.

You will learn about This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Fusion, This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Fusion and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters. This course is ideal for individuals who are Motion designers or Animators or Visual and graphic experts It is particularly useful for Motion designers or Animators or Visual and graphic experts.

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Summary

Title: Blackmagic Fusion – The Ultimate Guide

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 218

Number of Published Lectures: 218

Number of Curriculum Items: 218

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 218

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Fusion,
This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Fusion and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters.

Who Should Attend

Motion designers
Animators
Visual and graphic experts

Target Audiences

Motion designers
Animators
Visual and graphic experts

This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Fusion, this course will also demonstrate the user interface of Fusion along with features & applications. This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Fusion and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters. Through this course you will also learn compositing viewers and keying using Fusion. Below are the details about all that we are going to understand here. You shall be learning about the overview of UI, various nodes and working with nodes such as adding node, duplicating node, merge node, removing node, importing footage, re-sizing composition. Time Ruler- In this section you are going to understand current time, key frame ticks, changing the display format, ranges, global start and end range, render start and end range, visible range slider, render button, playback buttons and composition quality options. Animation in Fusion- Through this section you shall be learning about Creating Basic Shape, adding keys, adding mask to shapes and animating shapes in motion.

Students will gain a good understanding in the tools and functions of the vsisual effects, motion graphics, and digital compositing application Blackmagic Fusion.

Students will learn how to create visually compelling motion graphics.

Students will learn how to add visual effects to their videos.

Learn how to do green screen removal and digital compositing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction to Fusion and Compositing

Lecture 2: Different Ways of Importing Media

Lecture 3: Files Supported in Fusion

Lecture 4: Understanding the MERGE Node

Lecture 5: Understanding the MERGE Node Continues

Lecture 6: Adding Basic Animation

Lecture 7: Resizing Composition

Lecture 8: Flow Node and the Timeline

Lecture 9: Cloning Nodes

Lecture 10: Creating Background and Animating Through Timeline

Lecture 11: Conclusion

Chapter 2: Rotoscoping

Lecture 1: Fundamentals of Rotoscopying

Lecture 2: Creating Ellipse Mask

Lecture 3: Creating Ellipse Mask Continues

Lecture 4: Animating the Ellipse Mask

Lecture 5: More on Ellipse Masking

Lecture 6: Creating Rectangular Mask

Lecture 7: Animating Rectangular Mask

Lecture 8: Bitmap Mask Using Color Channels

Lecture 9: Bitmap Mask Using Luminance Channel

Lecture 10: Introduction to Polygon Mask

Lecture 11: Introduction to Polygon Mask Continues

Lecture 12: Animating Control Points of Polyline Masks

Lecture 13: Compositing Rotoscoped Element

Lecture 14: Drawing B Spline

Lecture 15: Drawing B Spline Continues

Lecture 16: Animating Control Points of B Spline

Lecture 17: More on Animating Control

Lecture 18: Animating B Spline for the Next 40 Frames

Lecture 19: Refine Tuning the Bslipnes

Lecture 20: Refine Tuning the Bslipnes Continue

Lecture 21: Selective Color Correction Using Bsplines

Chapter 3: Polygon Masks

Lecture 1: Introduction to Polyline Mask

Lecture 2: Introduction to Polyline Mask Continue

Lecture 3: Drawing Basic Shape Using Polygon Mask

Lecture 4: Animating in Between Frames

Lecture 5: Creating Fake Depth of Field

Lecture 6: Analyzing and Planning the Shot

Lecture 7: Creating Multiple Polygons

Lecture 8: Creating Multiple Polygons Continues

Lecture 9: Animating Head Polygon

Lecture 10: Animating the Body Polygon

Chapter 4: Rotoscoping with Trackers

Lecture 1: Analyzing Shapes for Executing Shot

Lecture 2: Performing Tracking

Lecture 3: Connecting Polygon to Tracker Path

Lecture 4: Drawing other Shapes

Lecture 5: Connecting with Tracker Path

Lecture 6: Creating Open Polys

Lecture 7: Animating Bed Polygon

Lecture 8: Animating Right Hand Polygon

Lecture 9: Animating Torsoe

Lecture 10: Animating Left Hand and Leg

Lecture 11: Animating Head and Face

Lecture 12: Creating D Poly

Lecture 13: Throwing Shape Out

Lecture 14: Animating Multiple Open Polys

Lecture 15: Final Touch Up

Chapter 5: Advanced Rotoscoping

Lecture 1: Introduction to Advanced Rotoscopy

Lecture 2: Planning of the Shot

Lecture 3: Drawing Face

Lecture 4: Drawing Shapes Through Open Poly

Lecture 5: Controlling and Adjusting

Lecture 6: Controlling and Adjusting Continues

Lecture 7: Drawing Leg Shapes

Lecture 8: Methods for Freeze Key

Lecture 9: Animating Initial Frames For Upper Body

Lecture 10: Animating Initial Frames For Upper Body Continues

Lecture 11: Animating Right Leg for 1st 10 Frames

Lecture 12: More on Animating Right Leg

Lecture 13: Animating Left Leg for 1st 10 Frames

Lecture 14: Animating Head Polygon for 10 Frames

Lecture 15: Animating Open Polygons for 10 Frames Continue

Lecture 16: Creating New Open Polygons

Lecture 17: Creating New Open Polygons Continues

Lecture 18: Animating Torsoe Control Points

Lecture 19: Animating Left Hand Polgons

Lecture 20: Animating Left Hand Polgons Continues

Lecture 21: Drawing the Right Hand Polygon

Lecture 22: Animating Right Arms

Lecture 23: Animating Right Hand Poly

Lecture 24: Viewing Final Output and Alpha Channel

Lecture 25: Introduction to Stereo Roto

Lecture 26: Drawing Stereo Shapes

Lecture 27: Extracting Tracker

Lecture 28: Refine Edge

Chapter 6: Keying and Compositing

Lecture 1: Introduction to Chroma Keying

Lecture 2: Using Chroma Keying Tool

Lecture 3: Suppression Method

Lecture 4: Inserting Background and Clean up

Lecture 5: Compositing with BG

Lecture 6: Working with Garbage Matte

Lecture 7: Keying using Primatte

Lecture 8: Adjusting Matte

Lecture 9: Merging the subject with BG

Instructors

Data Training Campus
A School for Data and Design Professionals

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3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 10 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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