Using Fusion’s 3D space we create some nice motion graphics.
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Hi Fuddyboy.
You’re very welcome to provide us with an easier example then…;-)
seems like alot of work for something so simple
You should check out the new Fusion6 videos on the /user/eyeonsoftware channel here on youtube…;-)
1. Can anyone do this in After Effects? I’ve been trying but it seems to look way better in Fusion ( by far )
2. Actually, the best compositor is Nuke I think xD
ah ok thanks ^^
Camtasia is a screen recorder. It’s a software that records what happens on your screen. You can then export the video into different file formats.
ah, i ment if you rendered the image to be able to be put into a different file format to put in somthing like “techsmith’s camtasia” or “Vagas Pro 8.0”
Actually yes.
It doesn’t show too good in this low rez quality,
but the rightmost ‘blue’ node is a 3DRender, which …well…renders the swinging doors into a 2D image. This is then merged over a white background. (i.e. two images are combined). The last tool one would add is a “Saver” after the last Merge which the writes the rendered images to disk.
do you have to render the animation after its done? if so how?
Fusion 5.3 from eyeon software.
The best compositor out there….;-)
thanks for the video.. very nice!
may i ask what Program are you using?
Hi Remnants.
I use Techsmith’s Camtasia.
Cheers.
Eric.
how do you then put that into a video? What did you use? Vegas Pro? Windows movie maker?
this video was very very helpful ^^ thanks
thnks for uploading….
Very nice!
Thank you for sharing this, this really opened some door in how to use DF 🙂