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****** New Spanish Courseware *******
Spanish Courseware 
New Fusion 6.1 Videos. are on eyeon's YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/eyeonsoftware, video tutorials for all compositing levels.
Introduction
Fusion Basic Courseware is a compilation of Quicktime videos that introduce you
to basic and intermediate concepts. The tutorials start with an introduction
demonstrating basic interface layout and operations. The following sections
zero in to cover keying, expressions, tracking, particles, color correction,
effects masks and animation in even more detail.
Installing the Footage?
The videos in this courseware assume that the footage and compositions are
found in the C:\Program Files\Fusion\Courseware folder. If you have the
Courseware DVD then you can simply copy the Courseware folder from the root of
the DVD to the correct location.
All of the compositions use virtual paths, so provided you maintain the same
directory structure they should locate the correct footage regardless of where
on your system you copy the files.
If you are downloading these videos from the eyeonline.com webpage then you
should follow the instructions found with each video, or go to the
the download page .
Questions?
Check out our FAQ page for answers to commonly asked questions, including how
to request a DVD-ROM version of these materials.
Click here to Download Footage and Comps.
Click here to Download Videos.
You can download the courseware one video at a time, or you can doanload it all
as two seperate zip files, containing the videos (514.25 MB) and the footage
(98.76 MB).
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Section 1: Introduction and
Interface Navigation |
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The Introduction courseware series is a collection of 4 introductory tutorials
aimed at helping new Fusion artists get oriented. We strongly suggest starting
with these videos to lay down the foundations required to follow along with the
remaining videos. Each video builds on ideas presented in the last, so we
suggest viewing the videos in order.
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Introduction 1: A basic interface and workflow overview.
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Introduction 2: Creating New Compositions.
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Introduction 3: Working With Layers.
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Introduction 4: Creating Animation.
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Section 2: Learning the
Interface |
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This Interface courseware examines specific portions of the Fusion interface in
greater detail. Currently these videos cover the most detailed portions of the
Fusion interface, namely the Display Views and the Flow Editor. Videos covering
the Spline and Timeline Editors will be released by early 2006.
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Interface 1: Display Views.
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Interface 2: The Flow Editor.
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Section 4: Color Correction |
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This video series explores the Color Correction capabilities of Fusion 5. We
start with an exploration of the Color Corrector tool, a powerful and broadly
featured part of Fusion's toolkit. Look for additional videos in this category
to be released in early 2006.
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Color Correction: Color matching functions and channel manipulation.
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Section 5: Particle Suite |
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Fusion’s particle suite is one of the most advanced native particle generators
currently available. Capable of producing particles in either 2D or in true 3D,
the particle system becomes your most powerful tool for creating effects such
as fire, smoke and water. The video below demonstrates the basics of creating
your first 2D particle system.
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Particles 1: Creating Basic Particles.
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Fusion 5 has multiple native keyers, each performing a slightly different
function. Understanding when to use a certain keyer or keying function is
fundamental to an artist’s efficiency and ultimately their effectiveness. These
keying tutorials breakdown such processes as pulling a blue screen key in
Fusion's Ultra Keyer, using garbage mattes and matte controls to help integrate
a subject into a scene and chroma keying elements for use with effects masks.
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Keying 1: Keying and Garbage Mattes.
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Section 7: Tracking and
Stabilizing |
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Tracking plays a vital role in contemporary compositing and is a powerful
addition to any artist’s toolset. The tracking tutorials cover topics including
single and multiple point tracks, applying tracking data to other nodes and
finally stabilizing and unstabilizing footage.
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Tracking 1: Introduction.
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Tracking 2: Multipoint Tracking and Match-moving.
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The Fusion 5 3D workspace is the first complete 3D environment to be found on a
desktop compositor. Lighting, cameras, image planes and rendering are covered
in this intoductory glimpse of the 3D environment.
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3D : Understanding Fusion's 3D Environment.
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Courseware Footage
Acknowledgements |
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We would like to thank Eddie Robinson of Ill Fated Inc. for providing all of
the CG footage used in these videos. We would also like to thank Mark
Breakspear and Rainmaker Vancouver
for supplying the 'Bison' keying footage. Additionally, we would like to thank
Mark Weigert and Uncharted
Territory for supplying additional tutorial footage. For more
information on the footage used in this Courseware please
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3DATS have recently completed a new guide to architectural compositing in
Fusion, which we have made available here. To download the .pdf, please click
here.
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