Very cool effect. Also cool to see what Fusion can do pretty easily! Thanks!

@JayAreTV

4 ай бұрын

Glad you like it!

I find myself using DaVinci Studio to color correct my photos, too. It does a much better job than Adobe. When done, I grab a still and export it.

@KaarloMedia

4 ай бұрын

I've done it too! It's a very nice change of pace. If only there was a timeline that would dynamically change based on vertical / horizontal images to keep the flow of the photo collection.

@KaarloMedia

4 ай бұрын

@@coffeelover1456 For any serious photo work Adobe is the way to go, but for experimentation and fun, Resolve can absolutely bring it.

@_Oregon_Sunday_Drives_360

4 ай бұрын

@@coffeelover1456 Yeah, I would have that attitude also if I were an Adobe shareholder (stock has plummeted ~20% since Jan 1, 2024). Adobe is bleeding customers to the likes of Davinci Resolve and Adobe players lashing out seems to be the only knee jerk response they have. "Research, study" ... with the money Adobe asks, I expect PhotoShop to read my mind and produce results without me having to "research, study".

Good to see you again.

Very good video. Really creative.

how to set fusion panel like your screen please tell me or make tutorial on it i think this is a good custom panel setting .

Ty, Jay!

I will now spend the next few hours isolating elements of videos with magic mask, to see if I can nail a Sunday Color Comics effect (for example, give the subject a pink face, blue jacket, yellow shirt, for example).

Cool effect. Thanks.

Hi Jay, I missed your videos!!

Is there a reason why you didn't change to a linear workspace with gamut nodes? Maybe because this isn't really compositing with multiple different sources of material but just simple effects on one?

Can you make video of each node and explain or make a course when you eplain fusion totally like expression, formulas, custom node, scripting in fusion like complete in depth course or turtorial series

@remkm1715

4 ай бұрын

a big advantage of Fusion is that it didnt really change all that much. So even very old tutorials hold up pretty good.. (Did i hear someone say eyeonsoftware?)

hes back

@JayAreTV

4 ай бұрын

I am!! Built the new site postprolist.com over the past year and now that it's in a good spot I can start creating videos again.

@clyntonmann1725

4 ай бұрын

@@JayAreTV many thanks for your return... i look forward to learning more from u