A full cheat sheet with every single Ease In, Ease Out and Ease In/Out is the goal! Hopefully i'll make it happen and you guys can use them for whatever you want sometime in the near future 🙂 Also, I totally forgot to explain something really important!! Keyframes will work using the Keyframe stretcher HOWEVER, I found it to be a little janky/temperamental at times and didn't feel like it was the best solution for really dynamic transitions which is why I decided not to use them, and to go down this path instead. 🙂👍
Could you do a tutorial on the keyframe stretcher at some point? This is the first I've heard of it. I agree expressions appear to be the better way to do this but - there are times when I need to change the length of a clip with keyframes and I have sometimes lost the will to live moving all the keyframes one by one. I wonder if the stretcher might be the solution?
Using maths to create animation instead of keyframes, my mind is blown. Great video, deff am learning a lot from what you can do with DaVinci from your tutorials.
many,many thanks to you MrAlex Tech. I've seen other people use expressions in davinci resolve and it's always been interesting but when I ask to get further knowledge on it they don't go in depth or can't really refer me to sources for further reading. So I thank you for all that you are doing in the area of expressions.
oooooooooooooh ALEX, yes, many of us CARE about expressions and how they work! 😁 Your videos are great. There are TONS of great basic tutorials (like yours). I personally learned so many things from very technical Fusion tutorials (from vito - "con-fusion" and Simon Ubsdell to name a few who can be very technical). Even without understanding the majority of their content, seeing how they think, how they use "basic" fusion tools, *how they organize the nodes flow (or the weird ones, like the boolean tool)* helped me immensely to comprehend the rest of the (relatively) easier tools/concepts, and most important, showed me that you can do anything with Fusion. The mind is a powerful thing. Putting pieces together and figuring things out even if you don't understand the whole picture. I think it's great to have all the answers available, but it's more exciting to see something you don't really understand completely (like an animation driven by an expression) then having this moment when you understand how it works. The sense of achievement is greater, and you memorize better what you just learned.
Great Video Mr. Alex... I have been working a bit with expressions... experimenting and making a a few videos about them....I am one of those people that enjoyed this video.. I like the details.....I have known that adding the easing could be done, BUT had not gone down the rabbit hole yet...Had started a couple of times but got distracted by other stuff... really appreciate you sharing your research!
Between the both of you and JayAreTV I'm learning quite a lot about Resolve. It's fun to watch, listen and experiment. Thanks to you both for quality videos 👍
Would I use it now? Not really, I'm not on that level of using DaVinci. Would I learn to use that later on? Definitely! That's such a useful video, Alex
I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing them. I started a UA-cam channel and have used so many of your suggestions. Guys this dude is a total life savor. Thank you so much
@@NoyesDesignsjewelry do this for color grading.... At the color wheels section of color grading turn contrast up to 1.300 saturation up to 60. Then use Lift to keep from clipping shadows and gain to keep from clipping highlights for a simple color correction/enhancement
Hi Alex, to simplify your equations for fast, medium, slow "IN and Out"-transition please try to use the following simple math formula: y = 1/(1+10^(a*(0.5-x))) with either a=10, 6 or 4. This should give you a very simple formula with only one value to change for speeding up or down transition !!! If you would change 0.5 value then the timing of inflection point would change and this gives you an additional option, whether transition comes earlier or later to the left/right clip position. You should be able to abandon the "if clause" and create an easy set for low, medium and high feeling of changes....
Thank you so much for another great and informative video. Not many people make things and at the same time show how to do it. Or as they say in Brazil "you kill the snake and show the stick"
You are starting to to be a big baller at this right now. Might need to rewatch a few times though, keeping going down that rabbit hole you never know what you can find.👍
Amazing work... and not only that. But the humble and down to earth way of your videos. ALOT of people can learn from the way you behave in front of the camera mate. I think this is one of the main reason your channel will stand out in the crowd the next couple of years! Cheers, and thank you! Is there any way i can buy you a beer :-P
Thank you for the explanation man. Eventhought there wasn't a lot that i understood but it really opened my eyes on the potential of fusion and all the various things i can do with it. My only problem at the moment is the slow PC that keeps crashing which really cuts my flow every 20 minutes or so.
Thank you 🙌 I've despised working with downloaded Fusion compositions because of the lack of scalability - problem solved! I tried your recent transitions pack in my newest video (60 FPS) and it really added a lot of polish for very little work. Thank You! Subscribed 👍
Ok, I'm a geek and I admit it - but that's one of the most fascinating videos you have done. I'll need to watch it again and try it all out, step by step but I can imagine using those techniques - but not just for transitions. Using the expressions to animate items on & off the screen such as the subscribe or lower third graphics. Oh and that drink you said to get at the start - it's gone cold!! ;-)
Hi Alex, Thanks a zillion for all the wonderful tutorials. Been binge watching almost all your vids. Have noticed that most of the effects that you put out are for the Resolve 16.2 version. Am currently still on the 16.1 version which is working fine on my MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019 model, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports, 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, Gfx - Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 1536 MB). Looking out for advice on if i should update to 16.2 or will it totally hamper Fusion from working on my system; currently some bit of work on Fusion is still possible.
I really love your videos. Short (also these longer ones still feel short!!), on the point and full of highly valuable information. Thanks to you I got into DaVinci Reolve. Therefore, I was wondering, whether it would be possible for you to make a video on the look of videos? Of course the camera has a massive impact on good looking footage, but for whatever reason others create great footage with lower quality cameras and make it look great. Why and how do they do that? My stuff always looks like shitty video, instead of smooth, well coloured film. Another thing that I'd very much appreciate a video about from you, would be your thought process for editing in general. Which techniques (e.g. fast editing to evoke a feeling of stress and hectic) do you use for which reasons?
Wow! That is awesome knowledge you share! Thank you. I have a few questions: I have the free 16.2.2. version and cannot see a transition in fusion page menu item. I guess it is not available? I am hestitating to ask, but do you have the formuals with Davinci parameters somewhere to copy? Or do you have a good recommendation where to learn and read about the syntax of davinci resolve expressions? Because the manual have examples but not the full details. Older manual had it, but I cannot find them. Thanks a lot in advance.
@@MrAlexTech I absolutely loved it! It showed me stuff that I so enjoyed. I'm not saying that I'll ever be able to do what you do, it's just that in these times when we older folks are confined at home, this video was perfect. I am an old man on a tiny pension and I do help when I can. I so love your videos, all of them, that I wish I could help more. From my heart, I sincerely thank you and pass on my well wishes to you and your wife! Be well
@@joemehere1151 Thank you Joe, I really appreciate your support it means a lot. I hope you're keeping well too. I make these videos for fun and to hopefully help others out, I do ask for donations where people can but they're always totally voluntary and there's never any expectations from me so don't feel like you have to do anything 🙂
His more technical videos are great, especially because you learn so many little things that can be useful in many other situation. Like how to get the number of frames of a Fusion composition. I don't know if there is a list somewhere of all of these "variables",...
How do you go about saving your own custom transitions after that? Do you always start off of the default cross dissolve? Cause I tried to save a macro and a group and the MediaIns wouldn't connect where they were supposed to after I pulled it out of the effects tab into the timeline...
Very cool. Taps in to my old math skills. Crack open them graph plots and see where it takes you. Question: Those expressions are Lua, correct ? That would simplify things for me.
MrAlexTech, Sine is pronounced as "sign" not "cine"! But the expressions for Resolve/Fusion really made me want to play around with the parameters as well. Thank you for showing us this!
Alex you work on a PC or MAC? Im gonna guess PC? Cause I used tried your transitions and noticed a different way of how they work on Mac. They don't add to the footage as easily and I have to layer the video in the timeline. Creating multiple video layers to get them to work. thoughts?
Hi, I am barely starting with DaVinci editing, transitions, etc. Quick question, though, isn't it easier to use keyframes and just editing the curving or movement with splines? Or why would anyone want to use the codes and math behind all of this? I found it interesting, just a tad bit tedious. I loved the video.
Hey. In a nutshell yes BUT keyframes are generally static so they don't scale well. You can use the keyframe stretcher in Resolve but it can be janky sometimes so I wanted a different solution. For example If I made a transition at 24fps using keyframes, it wouldn't work at 60fps because the keyframes would all be in the wrong place. Also I wouldn't be lengthen or shorten it. So if I'm making a transition pack, I'd need to retime all of them for all the popular frame rates. With this method, whatever I make will work on any frame rate and is completely scalable 🙂
If somebody is interested I wrote the expression for easing the blur effect ----- (sin((time/comp.RenderEnd)*3.1415927)^2)*0.5 In this expression the max blur applied in the middle of the composition is 0.5. If you want apply more blur just simply increase the last multiplier. Reduce if you you want apply less blur. This is a quadratic expression, if you want to change in cubic, quart, quint ..... just change the ^2 to ^3 ^4 ^5 ...... Hope it will help my contribution, have fun to play with expressions :-) :-)
After watching that (yes, all of it) I thought AwesomeAlexDOTcom would be a suitable domain name for you but I see it's already gone (and for sale for $1,895). I would have eaten this up 45 years ago as an engineering student (in Dublin then so I speak "brackets" also - based in CA now) but the brain isn't quite as agile as it used to be so I now mostly follow along in admiration and just can't remember the details like I used to.
Please, please, can you explain in more simple terms, how you get these 'expressions' , I'm trying to get some more advanced transitions in fusion, but I keep getting stuck when I get to these 'expressions' !
I've been trying to plug this expression into the angle field of resolve but it the node keeps turning red after I key it in. After doing it 5 times I need someone's help to see if I got something wrong - Out and back in and out iif(time/comp.RenderEnd
I have encountered a problem with the standard transitions not allowing a "Open in Fusion" option being shown. Here's a link to Alex's forum explaining. Any pointers would be much appreciated... www.mralextech.com/forum/davinci-resolve/edit-tab-option-only-shows-with-alex-s-transitions-and-not-std-dr16
And the answer is: Listen to the F**ing video word for word. Mr. AT says go down to the "Fusion Transitions" section in "video transitions." I was taking the cross dissolve in the "dissolve" section of video transitions. I'll get my coat ................ Oh well, I learnt shed loads trying to solve a problem that did not exist, so not a complete waste of time.
Hahaha great analogy. It's so true. The worst thing is if you get it just slightly wrong (like a single capital letter) it just stops working. No errors or anything! So all this took alot of trial and error 😆
A full cheat sheet with every single Ease In, Ease Out and Ease In/Out is the goal! Hopefully i'll make it happen and you guys can use them for whatever you want sometime in the near future 🙂
Also, I totally forgot to explain something really important!! Keyframes will work using the Keyframe stretcher HOWEVER, I found it to be a little janky/temperamental at times and didn't feel like it was the best solution for really dynamic transitions which is why I decided not to use them, and to go down this path instead. 🙂👍
Could you do a tutorial on the keyframe stretcher at some point? This is the first I've heard of it. I agree expressions appear to be the better way to do this but - there are times when I need to change the length of a clip with keyframes and I have sometimes lost the will to live moving all the keyframes one by one. I wonder if the stretcher might be the solution?
I have already created it, the only one missing is easeInOutBounce
pastebin.com/LzG2g3AG
@@panospc That's awesome dude! Thanks very much 🙂👍
Did you ever create a cheat sheet??????
Using maths to create animation instead of keyframes, my mind is blown. Great video, deff am learning a lot from what you can do with DaVinci from your tutorials.
many,many thanks to you MrAlex Tech. I've seen other people use expressions in davinci resolve and it's always been interesting but when I ask to get further knowledge on it they don't go in depth or can't really refer me to sources for further reading. So I thank you for all that you are doing in the area of expressions.
you are a math genius
I never paid attention to math in school and never expected it to have real world applications like these
oooooooooooooh ALEX, yes, many of us CARE about expressions and how they work! 😁 Your videos are great.
There are TONS of great basic tutorials (like yours).
I personally learned so many things from very technical Fusion tutorials (from vito - "con-fusion" and Simon Ubsdell to name a few who can be very technical).
Even without understanding the majority of their content, seeing how they think, how they use "basic" fusion tools, *how they organize the nodes flow (or the weird ones, like the boolean tool)* helped me immensely to comprehend the rest of the (relatively) easier tools/concepts, and most important, showed me that you can do anything with Fusion.
The mind is a powerful thing. Putting pieces together and figuring things out even if you don't understand the whole picture. I think it's great to have all the answers available, but it's more exciting to see something you don't really understand completely (like an animation driven by an expression) then having this moment when you understand how it works. The sense of achievement is greater, and you memorize better what you just learned.
Great Video Mr. Alex... I have been working a bit with expressions... experimenting and making a a few videos about them....I am one of those people that enjoyed this video.. I like the details.....I have known that adding the easing could be done, BUT had not gone down the rabbit hole yet...Had started a couple of times but got distracted by other stuff... really appreciate you sharing your research!
If you do go down the rabbit hole, make sure to take a flashlight and plenty of snacks as it goes deep (phrasing!) 😆
Between the both of you and JayAreTV I'm learning quite a lot about Resolve. It's fun to watch, listen and experiment. Thanks to you both for quality videos 👍
Great tutorial !!! So much to learn. One of the best channels about Davinci without a doubt !!!
Simply genius. Thanks ! This is going to be a much better quarantine spend learning all this expressions and workflow. Cheers!
This is really good stuff Alex!
Wow! There was an expression like this.
I was always at the mercy of the Resolve parameters.
Thank you for your explanation!
Would I use it now? Not really, I'm not on that level of using DaVinci.
Would I learn to use that later on? Definitely! That's such a useful video, Alex
I definitely like the longer formats in addition to your 5 minute Fridays.
Thank you Alex for sharing this approach. This is something refreshing than on the other Resolve dedicated channels!
I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing them. I started a UA-cam channel and have used so many of your suggestions. Guys this dude is a total life savor. Thank you so much
I just need to work on my color grading now 😭
@@NoyesDesignsjewelry do this for color grading.... At the color wheels section of color grading turn contrast up to 1.300 saturation up to 60. Then use Lift to keep from clipping shadows and gain to keep from clipping highlights for a simple color correction/enhancement
After watching this video I simply salute you. You deserve 10x more subs
Hi Alex, to simplify your equations for fast, medium, slow "IN and Out"-transition please try to use the following simple math formula: y = 1/(1+10^(a*(0.5-x))) with either a=10, 6 or 4. This should give you a very simple formula with only one value to change for speeding up or down transition !!! If you would change 0.5 value then the timing of inflection point would change and this gives you an additional option, whether transition comes earlier or later to the left/right clip position.
You should be able to abandon the "if clause" and create an easy set for low, medium and high feeling of changes....
Thank you so much for another great and informative video. Not many people make things and at the same time show how to do it. Or as they say in Brazil "you kill the snake and show the stick"
That was unreal, Alex. You never fail to impress me.
Did enjoy it a lot! Cudos for your dedication to us and Resolve! But mate i have to say that my head nearly exploded with all that math!
I love your tutorials. This was however, a welcome side step. Really interesting and informative. Thanks as always!
Thank you for sharing such valuable information. Great job. I admire your knowledge.
You are starting to to be a big baller at this right now. Might need to rewatch a few times though, keeping going down that rabbit hole you never know what you can find.👍
Thank you MrAlex, amazing video, as always.
Great in depth dive. Learned a lot, thanks..
Great stuff! I found it easy to follow. Thanks for posting.
Just discovered your channel and it's all juicy good stuff! Thanks!
I particularly enjoy the "Why I love Premiere Pro" section in your text editor :)
😁 there's a few gems there for you all! Only you and one other have spotted them so far 🤣
Amazing work... and not only that. But the humble and down to earth way of your videos. ALOT of people can learn from the way you behave in front of the camera mate. I think this is one of the main reason your channel will stand out in the crowd the next couple of years! Cheers, and thank you! Is there any way i can buy you a beer :-P
This was really interesting. Love the application of acceleration curve formulae. Let's have more of this super tech stuff for Resolve....!
I love this expression videos. This solves a lot of problems.
Thank you for the explanation man. Eventhought there wasn't a lot that i understood but it really opened my eyes on the potential of fusion and all the various things i can do with it. My only problem at the moment is the slow PC that keeps crashing which really cuts my flow every 20 minutes or so.
Well done sir! Beautiful explained and love the sources as well! These expressions videos are exactly what I was looking for
Awesome, Thanks. I was looking for this exactly. It's really helpful
Thank you 🙌 I've despised working with downloaded Fusion compositions because of the lack of scalability - problem solved! I tried your recent transitions pack in my newest video (60 FPS) and it really added a lot of polish for very little work. Thank You! Subscribed 👍
On a scale from 0 to 1 this was like a 5 "brilliant"! Thank you.
now thats what im talking about
Awesome video ,alex
this is my gate to create some infographics
we describe the men like you ''adamın dibi'' which means you are the best and ı wanna say always hereeeee
Ok, I'm a geek and I admit it - but that's one of the most fascinating videos you have done. I'll need to watch it again and try it all out, step by step but I can imagine using those techniques - but not just for transitions. Using the expressions to animate items on & off the screen such as the subscribe or lower third graphics.
Oh and that drink you said to get at the start - it's gone cold!! ;-)
I found this WAY more interesting than you led me to believe at the beginning of this video :D
Awesome tutorial learned a lot thanks for the video :)
Hi Alex, Thanks a zillion for all the wonderful tutorials. Been binge watching almost all your vids. Have noticed that most of the effects that you put out are for the Resolve 16.2 version. Am currently still on the 16.1 version which is working fine on my MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019 model, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports, 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5, 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3, Gfx - Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655 1536 MB). Looking out for advice on if i should update to 16.2 or will it totally hamper Fusion from working on my system; currently some bit of work on Fusion is still possible.
Great job! I started with you with davinci resolve. Thanks for all your great tips! Btw, in Austria we also call them brackets :P
Great job! Thanks.
Thanks Alex. 👍
I really love your videos. Short (also these longer ones still feel short!!), on the point and full of highly valuable information. Thanks to you I got into DaVinci Reolve.
Therefore, I was wondering, whether it would be possible for you to make a video on the look of videos? Of course the camera has a massive impact on good looking footage, but for whatever reason others create great footage with lower quality cameras and make it look great. Why and how do they do that? My stuff always looks like shitty video, instead of smooth, well coloured film.
Another thing that I'd very much appreciate a video about from you, would be your thought process for editing in general. Which techniques (e.g. fast editing to evoke a feeling of stress and hectic) do you use for which reasons?
Really informative, thanks. Would the custom tool be useful to assign some regularly-used scripts/formulae?
Hi Alex, great video and explanation, may I ask
wich editor do you use in this video to save your formulas?
Microsoft Onenote 🙂
Awesome Video Mate. Thanks
Brilliant!!
Wow! That is awesome knowledge you share! Thank you. I have a few questions: I have the free 16.2.2. version and cannot see a transition in fusion page menu item. I guess it is not available? I am hestitating to ask, but do you have the formuals with Davinci parameters somewhere to copy? Or do you have a good recommendation where to learn and read about the syntax of davinci resolve expressions? Because the manual have examples but not the full details. Older manual had it, but I cannot find them. Thanks a lot in advance.
Oh, just found the solution for the "Open in Fusion" menu item. Sorry should have read the comments better;)
VERY NICE!!! Wow, not only did I watch to the end, I was sad that it ended so quick lol.
😆 thank you dude! I'm never sure how interesting this stuff is for others so glad to hear their are fellow nerds in here 😁👍
@@MrAlexTech I absolutely loved it! It showed me stuff that I so enjoyed. I'm not saying that I'll ever be able to do what you do, it's just that in these times when we older folks are confined at home, this video was perfect. I am an old man on a tiny pension and I do help when I can. I so love your videos, all of them, that I wish I could help more. From my heart, I sincerely thank you and pass on my well wishes to you and your wife! Be well
@@joemehere1151 Thank you Joe, I really appreciate your support it means a lot. I hope you're keeping well too. I make these videos for fun and to hopefully help others out, I do ask for donations where people can but they're always totally voluntary and there's never any expectations from me so don't feel like you have to do anything 🙂
His more technical videos are great, especially because you learn so many little things that can be useful in many other situation.
Like how to get the number of frames of a Fusion composition. I don't know if there is a list somewhere of all of these "variables",...
These are great!
Great video, what math can do, love it. And it’s not too long. Thanks.
My brain wasn't ready.. But also.. My brain was satisfied 💪
I'm a Fusion NOOB!!! but nontheless, thank you Alex. I realize I thank you in all of my comments on your video!
genius man thanks
How do you go about saving your own custom transitions after that? Do you always start off of the default cross dissolve? Cause I tried to save a macro and a group and the MediaIns wouldn't connect where they were supposed to after I pulled it out of the effects tab into the timeline...
amazing thank you!
Very cool. Taps in to my old math skills. Crack open them graph plots and see where it takes you.
Question: Those expressions are Lua, correct ? That would simplify things for me.
MrAlexTech, Sine is pronounced as "sign" not "cine"! But the expressions for Resolve/Fusion really made me want to play around with the parameters as well. Thank you for showing us this!
That makes sense actually otherwise it'd be spelt Cine 😆 cheers dude! 🙂👍
All set; I know my ten times tables and I drink coffee :)
Alex you work on a PC or MAC? Im gonna guess PC? Cause I used tried your transitions and noticed a different way of how they work on Mac. They don't add to the footage as easily and I have to layer the video in the timeline. Creating multiple video layers to get them to work. thoughts?
Очень классно, великолепный урок👍
Hey bit OT but…. Do you know of any way to use expressions to link values to audio waveform ? (Without using Reactor plug ins)
Hi, I am barely starting with DaVinci editing, transitions, etc. Quick question, though, isn't it easier to use keyframes and just editing the curving or movement with splines?
Or why would anyone want to use the codes and math behind all of this? I found it interesting, just a tad bit tedious. I loved the video.
Hey. In a nutshell yes BUT keyframes are generally static so they don't scale well. You can use the keyframe stretcher in Resolve but it can be janky sometimes so I wanted a different solution.
For example If I made a transition at 24fps using keyframes, it wouldn't work at 60fps because the keyframes would all be in the wrong place. Also I wouldn't be lengthen or shorten it. So if I'm making a transition pack, I'd need to retime all of them for all the popular frame rates.
With this method, whatever I make will work on any frame rate and is completely scalable 🙂
@@MrAlexTech Oh, I see your point. That makes perfect sense. Thank you, Mr. Alex Tech!
Hi Alex, great work! Could you lease write down the expression for the blur mentioned in the video?
If somebody is interested I wrote the expression for easing the blur effect ----- (sin((time/comp.RenderEnd)*3.1415927)^2)*0.5
In this expression the max blur applied in the middle of the composition is 0.5. If you want apply more blur just simply increase the last multiplier. Reduce if you you want apply less blur. This is a quadratic expression, if you want to change in cubic, quart, quint ..... just change the ^2 to ^3 ^4 ^5 ...... Hope it will help my contribution, have fun to play with expressions :-) :-)
Perfect! Can you tell me why my davinci always starts at 00: 01: 00: 00?
After watching that (yes, all of it) I thought AwesomeAlexDOTcom would be a suitable domain name for you but I see it's already gone (and for sale for $1,895). I would have eaten this up 45 years ago as an engineering student (in Dublin then so I speak "brackets" also - based in CA now) but the brain isn't quite as agile as it used to be so I now mostly follow along in admiration and just can't remember the details like I used to.
useful
Please, please, can you explain in more simple terms, how you get these 'expressions' , I'm trying to get some more advanced transitions in fusion, but I keep getting stuck when I get to these 'expressions' !
Sure, easy for you to say 😎
When will you show us your boxer shorts idea?
I like what you did there 😄
Hahaha! Congrats Mike for being the first to notice! 😁😆
Did you ever do that cheat sheet, Alex?
I've been trying to plug this expression into the angle field of resolve but it the node keeps turning red after I key it in. After doing it 5 times I need someone's help to see if I got something wrong -
Out and back in and out
iif(time/comp.RenderEnd
You don't want to close the iif statement after the comparison, so remove the closing parenthesis after the
@@rickardeklund4230 thank you!
I loved it. This the geekiest comment I’ve ever loved in UA-cam. Haha hay
I have encountered a problem with the standard transitions not allowing a "Open in Fusion" option being shown. Here's a link to Alex's forum explaining. Any pointers would be much appreciated... www.mralextech.com/forum/davinci-resolve/edit-tab-option-only-shows-with-alex-s-transitions-and-not-std-dr16
And the answer is: Listen to the F**ing video word for word. Mr. AT says go down to the "Fusion Transitions" section in "video transitions." I was taking the cross dissolve in the "dissolve" section of video transitions. I'll get my coat ................ Oh well, I learnt shed loads trying to solve a problem that did not exist, so not a complete waste of time.
Ugh.. my brain hurts.
This whole expressions thing is like eating a clove of garlic raw - good for you, but Jesus Christ...
Hahaha great analogy. It's so true. The worst thing is if you get it just slightly wrong (like a single capital letter) it just stops working. No errors or anything! So all this took alot of trial and error 😆
MrAlexTech appreciate the effort nonetheless . Will definitely start using these when my game improves :)
Your color correction seems off... Your face is too red and the background too blue I think
That's because he has a blue light behind and probably was making the wall look white when it should look blue
Who cares, it’s not about colors.
Ahh my bad. It looks okay on my monitor, maybe a tad hot on my phone but still not too bad. Maybe I just have a really red face 😆😁
@@MrAlexTech I thought you wore lipstick ;-)