Your channel has been so helpful, thank you! Inspired by what you make, I’m really trying to learn and explore the power of the Fusion page recently, but have encountered an issue with my macros that I can’t figure out how to fix. As a simple example, let’s say I have a rectangle that starts at zoom size 0.25 and then grows to 0.5 over 10 frames using a key frame in a transform node. When I export the macro I want to give the user control of the final zoom size at the 10 frame key frame point, but I don’t want them to have control of the 0.25 starting zoom size. Currently when I export a macro with this zoom control available, any changes made by the user in the inspector will instead Zoom the 0.25 start point and then continue to the 0.5 zoom key frame point, 10 frames into the effect. Am I missing something obvious? Any advice would be very much appreciated. Best wishes. Joel.
That wasn’t the foreground. That’s actually called the match source input. When you have something connected to that input you can automatically color match the element going into the color corrector to whatever is connected to the match source input.
A little off topic... I use a 360 camera and I'm having difficulty tracking moving objects in 360 and applying tracking data to pitch, yaw, and FOV in either KartaVR or Reframe360. None of the tutorials I've watched about tracking deals with 360 video. I've put the Planar Tracker on the 360 MediaIn but it also appears on the reframed node and as soon as my subject leaves that frame, all tracking stops. HELP ! I've been shooting dogs in 360 at the local dog-park and I'd like to have them centered and uniformly sized in-frame as they run around. So far I've been using a grid overlay and keyframing pitch, yaw, and FOV manually, sometimes one frame at a time... tedious. I love my 360cam because I don't have to aim it; I do that in post. I get shots where aiming would be physically impossible.
Hey Jay . Daniel batal send me here . He said you can help me out on this . I have an issue with colour grading . I use the free version and every time i do the grading and export the clip , the colours come out different (a bit less warm or less teal but different). How do i fix this to get the exact colours after exporting which i see before rendering? Please help me.
I have a question for you! When you were in college did ANY of your professors EVER play music in the background?? The answer is ABSOLUTELY NO!! With that in mind are you smarter than all the professors in the world??? Why don't college professors play music in the background? The background MIGHT distract SOME of my students and I want ALL of my students to get all the information they can WITHOUT any DISTRACTIONS!! Now, that seams to make since to me. Who am I just some OLD man (72, almost 73) that has hearing problems and I DO NOT need any background distractions.
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Thanks for this. I wasn't even aware of the "Match" setting in the Color Corrector. Very cool.
Your channel has been so helpful, thank you!
Inspired by what you make, I’m really trying to learn and explore the power of the Fusion page recently, but have encountered an issue with my macros that I can’t figure out how to fix.
As a simple example, let’s say I have a rectangle that starts at zoom size 0.25 and then grows to 0.5 over 10 frames using a key frame in a transform node. When I export the macro I want to give the user control of the final zoom size at the 10 frame key frame point, but I don’t want them to have control of the 0.25 starting zoom size.
Currently when I export a macro with this zoom control available, any changes made by the user in the inspector will instead Zoom the 0.25 start point and then continue to the 0.5 zoom key frame point, 10 frames into the effect.
Am I missing something obvious? Any advice would be very much appreciated. Best wishes. Joel.
Excellent
For a second, I thought Jay had some crazy short film coming.. I was like, I hope Jay didn’t jump out of a tree for the sake of a video 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 I would be lying if I said that wasn’t a valid concern.
@@JayLippman 😎
Hi Jay, I have a question may I know why did you connect space vertex as a foreground to the CC in fusion page. Btw I'm new to davinci.
That wasn’t the foreground. That’s actually called the match source input. When you have something connected to that input you can automatically color match the element going into the color corrector to whatever is connected to the match source input.
A little off topic... I use a 360 camera and I'm having difficulty tracking moving objects in 360 and applying tracking data to pitch, yaw, and FOV in either KartaVR or Reframe360. None of the tutorials I've watched about tracking deals with 360 video. I've put the Planar Tracker on the 360 MediaIn but it also appears on the reframed node and as soon as my subject leaves that frame, all tracking stops. HELP !
I've been shooting dogs in 360 at the local dog-park and I'd like to have them centered and uniformly sized in-frame as they run around. So far I've been using a grid overlay and keyframing pitch, yaw, and FOV manually, sometimes one frame at a time... tedious.
I love my 360cam because I don't have to aim it; I do that in post. I get shots where aiming would be physically impossible.
Hey Jay . Daniel batal send me here . He said you can help me out on this .
I have an issue with colour grading . I use the free version and every time i do the grading and export the clip , the colours come out different (a bit less warm or less teal but different).
How do i fix this to get the exact colours after exporting which i see before rendering?
Please help me.
My comment got blocked. Am I a bad boy?
It will get blocked if there was a link. Or profanity.
@@JayLippman I don't think I said any rude words. That would be disrespectful.
I have a question for you! When you were in college did ANY of your professors EVER play music in the background?? The answer is ABSOLUTELY NO!! With that in mind are you smarter than all the professors in the world???
Why don't college professors play music in the background? The background MIGHT distract SOME of my students and I want ALL of my students to get all the information they can WITHOUT any DISTRACTIONS!! Now, that seams to make since to me. Who am I just some OLD man (72, almost 73) that has hearing problems and I DO NOT need any background distractions.