First of all, if you are a fan of Resolve or Fusion, this is a big deal because you don’t have to switch out applications and you can really make a more efficient workflow.įusion is also a node based graphics tool which will be familiar to Nuke or Flame users. However, there are some differences that might be interesting to some. Let’s be clear, the integration is a little like what Adobe already does using Dynamic Link between After Effects and Premiere Pro. But as less expensive tools like After Effects and Premiere Pro have taken hold, the market for high end all-in-one session tools has waned significantly. This was fine for session work when clients were paying $500 plus per hour. In past years, if you wanted to have a full edit, composite, color, and graphics workflow, you’d likely look to something like Autodesk Flame which cost more than most cars, and some houses. They announced cross platform integration between the two. That is not a typo.Īt this year’s NAB conference in Las Vegas, Blackmagic made an interesting announcement.
Well, right now you can get fully functional versions at $0. Cha-ching! When Blackmagic came into the post production game, their aim was to drastically bring down the cost of these packages. Recently, they turned Resolve into a quality editing tool and they also acquired an industry proven VFX software called Fusion. Both of these software platforms were very expensive in the past with Fusion running around $5,000 and a full DaVinci suite coming in at over half a million. They jumped in the post production software game a while back with the purchase DaVinci Resolve, the brand behind one of the premiere color grading tools. They’ve been known for years as a quality hardware maker, building i/o cards like the famous Decklink and a bunch of cameras and switchers.
One of the underdogs in the editing and motion graphics software fight is Blackmagic.
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