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Fusion includes 3D stereoscopic and optical flow-based nodes, which can work together or independently of each other to create, repair, and enhance 3D stereoscopic shots.
Stereoscopic comp displayed in the viewers.
Stereoscopic Overview
All stereoscopic features are fully integrated into Fusion’s 3D environment. Stereoscopic images can be created using a single camera, which supports eye separation and convergence distance, and a Renderer 3D for the virtual left and right eye. It is also possible to combine two different cameras for a stereo camera rig.
Stereoscopic nodes can be used to solve 3D stereoscopic shooting issues, like 3D rig misalignment, image mirror polarization differences, camera timing sync issues, color alignment, convergence, and eye separation issues. The stereo nodes can also be used for creating depth maps.
Optical Flow Overview
NOTE: The stereoscopic nodes in the Fusion page work independently of the stereoscopic tools in the other DaVinci Resolve pages.
NOTE: The stereoscopic nodes in the Fusion page work independently of the stereoscopic tools in the other DaVinci Resolve pages.
NOTE: The stereoscopic nodes in the Fusion page work independently of the stereoscopic tools in the other DaVinci Resolve pages.
Optical Flow analyzes the motion in a clip and generates motion vectors between neighboring frames. It generates X and Y vectors from the previous frame to the current frame (Back Vectors) and to the next frame in sequence (Forward Vectors). Once calculated, optical flow data can be used by other nodes to create smooth slow motion and variable retiming of clips, repair missing frames, and even correct disparity in stereo 3D clips.