Creative blocks are normal—even for Miyazaki. The way back is rarely more screen time. A hike, a journal, and room to breathe.

In this DaVinci Resolve 21.1 Fusion tutorial, we cover two long-requested updates: supervised tracking for the Camera Tracker and manual lens calibration using lines. Learn how to draw lines on lens distorted edges in your shot to generate an accurate lens distortion model. Then see how to use the regular Tracker or Point Tracker to place 2D tracks anywhere you need them and drop those tracks straight into the Camera Tracker for a 3D solve.

Learn easy, powerful ways to track paint strokes and clone strokes in DaVinci Resolve Fusion using the Tracker node — perfect for VFX artists, motion graphics creators, and anyone doing cleanup, wire removal, object removal, or match-moving paint work inside Fusion!

How do you set up a 3D coordinate system in DaVinci Resolve Fusion when there’s no visible ground plane? In this tutorial, I show multiple camera tracking and coordinate alignment techniques in Fusion for shots where the floor is never visible—a common problem in interior VFX shots.

In this beginner-friendly DaVinci Resolve Fusion tutorial, learn how to achieve accurate 3D object placement using the built-in Camera Tracker. We cover multiple methods for precise 3D tracking in Fusion, from basic point cloud setups to advanced techniques with locators, pivot points, and custom geometry—perfect for screen replacements, prop integration, and matchmove compositing.

Want to learn how to create smooth, professional-looking morph transitions in DaVinci Resolve Fusion? In this tutorial, we’ll walk through one of the easiest ways to do it using the Warper tool. We will also look at several different issues with this project and discuss multiple solutions and option for dealing with your own morphing projects.

In this video we are going to take a look at the lidar capabilities on the IPhone 16 Pro and wether it's good enough for VFX work. And a basic workflow using Polycam, Blender, Syntheyes and Resolve Fusion.

Today we are going to take a look at one way to do an erosion reveal of a 3D skull, primarily in DaVinci Resolve Fusion. This will actually be a pretty simple erosion effect, that reveals a 3D skull that matches the movements of our actor. There is a lot of creative ways to use these techniques and you can have a lot of fun with this.

This week we take a look at several different common methods of removing tracking markers from video in DaVinci Resolve Fusion. From using garbage masks to using different paint methods.

In this video we look at how to properly setup a lens distortion workflow between Syntheyes, Blender and DaVinci Resolve Fusion so that everything will match up perfectly.

In this quick tip video we will talk about the edit multiple frames tool inside of DaVinci Resolve Fusion.

This week we take a look at how we can do a camera track in DaVinci Resolve Fusion and export out the camera and geometry to Unreal 5 so that everything in our 3D scene matches perfectly.