In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to create a scope sight overlay using Fusion inside DaVinci Resolve—step-by-step. We’ll walk through the full node tree, break down how to build each graphic element with ellipses and polygons, add camera shake, glow, and blurring effects to sell the look.
🔧 What you'll learn:
Building scope graphics with Fusion shapes
Using blur nodes for layered depth
Adding glow and camera shake for realism
Creating a gun rest with polygon masks
Organizing your node tree for clarity
Using multi-merge for layered UI elements
Tips on LUT previewing in Resolve 20
Whether you're making a short film, game cutscene, or YouTube content, this scope VFX is 100% customizable and built completely in Fusion—no external assets required.
00:00 Intro
00:25 Workspace - Midflow Vertical
01:38 Node Break Down
04:14 Cross Hairs
05:38 Color Mix / Composite View Option
06:06 Blur Nodes
07:03 Gun Stock
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