The EASIEST Way to Make Zoom Animations | WippZoom and WippPivot

Learn the easiest way to build zoom animations in DaVinci Resolve using some powerful edit page tools! These save so much time and make a massive difference in your workflow!
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[@jer3006]

I always appreciate it when you wrap back around and make tutorials on the Editor Collection components. It really helps me get the most out of the investment I made with you. Thanks!

[@kacaii3349]

This is the best effects pack I've ever used

[@bratwurstmeister1]

Will the use on the clip as an effect use the native clip resolution or the timeline resolution of the clip?

[@WippTemplates]

All Fusion effects and generators use the timeline resolution of the clips. I typically recommend setting your timeline to a higher resolution right before export (4k) and setting the export resolution to your desired result (1080) if the loss of resolution becomes an issue

[@bratwurstmeister1]

@@WippTemplates Oh, I thought when I have a 4K clip in a 1080 timeline and bring it into Fusion, Fusion will use the 4K resolution, no? But a fusion effect on the timeline will use the timeline resolution? The proposed workaround (1080 timeline with mixed resolutions -> change to 4K -> Export as 1080) is a bit cumbersome but might solve my issue. I always avoided zoom effects in the timeline because of losing resolution. Should also work with adjustment clips which use a zoom effect (on the 4K footage), right?Thanks.

[@WippTemplates]

@@bratwurstmeister1 If you have 4K media on a 1080 timeline and switch to the Fusion page you will see that media in its native resolution (4k). Everything else Fusion related (Fusion effects, adjustment clips, etc) will work in the timeline resolution. It's something I really hope Blackmagic Design will fix because its really inconvinent.

[@bratwurstmeister1]

@@WippTemplates thanks for the clarification!