Fusion5 Tutorial - 3D Motion Graphics from scratch

Using Fusion's 3D space we create some nice motion graphics.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• eyeon
• digital
• Fusion
• Fusion5
• Fu5
• tutorial
• compositing
• motion
• graphic
• 3D
• space
• projection
• shake
• nuke
• after
• fx
• afterfx
• film

[fuddyboi]

seems like alot of work for something so simple

[TheSirEdric]

Hi Fuddyboy.

You're very welcome to provide us with an easier example then...;-)

[obidan2]

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

[TheSirEdric]

You should check out the new Fusion6 videos on the /user/eyeonsoftware channel here on youtube...;-)

[remnants3]

ah ok thanks ^^

[TheSirEdric]

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.

[remnants3]

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"

[TheSirEdric]

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.

[remnants3]

do you have to render the animation after its done? if so how?

[TheSirEdric]

Fusion 5.3 from eyeon software.

The best compositor out there....;-)