How To Track Paint In Davinci Resolve Fusion Quick Tip
In this quick tip Davinci Resolve 18 Fusion tutorial we take a look at one way we can add a tracker to our paint or clone paint strokes, without moving the paint from the original painted position. This is one technique that works well regardless of which frame you paint the strokes on.
This video is a simplified excerpt from an upcoming course that will be available in the next week or so.
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