The Fusion Page is the latest addition to DaVinci Resolve. The integration of Fusion is really a big thing, because it puts DaVinci Resolve way ahead of the competition and sets a new standard for motion graphics and visual-effects workflow for non-linear editing software. Fusion is a high-end node-based visual FX interface that works in true 3D space and is used in big Hollywood projects like Avengers, Maleficent, and Thor.
It has built-in advanced keyers, 3D titling, particle generators, and tracking and stabilization. If you’re an Adobe user, you might be familiar with Dynamic Linking, by which you can send your clips to After Effects for creating visual effects, and send them back to Premiere Pro without the need to export or render. But the problem with that is you’re still using two separate programs to do your tasks. Not to mention that these two programs are also using more of your computer’s memory. Plus, a lot of times, the connection between them is unstable and doesn’t really work. With Fusion right inside DaVinci Resolve, everything is a click away. Just park your playhead on any clip in your timeline, click on the Fusion Page, and you’re ready to go.
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