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Part 1: Using the Surface Tracker Resolve FX as a Power Window
Resolve 18’s new surface tracker tool is a great way to place logos, paint out imperfections, and do other VFX tasks on dynamically moving and warping surfaces. But what you may not realize at first – is that it is also a fantastic tool for isolating and tracking things for color grading tasks, where a simple power window isn’t getting the job done.
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Using The Surface Tracker To Simplify Complicated Power Window Operations
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Retouching In Fusion Is Simplified With The Resolve 18.1 Update
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Using The Surface Tracker for Color Grading – Part 1
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ResolveFX Surface Tracker Part 2 – Executing Beauty Work Within Fusion
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Digging Into The ResolveFX Surface Tracker (For Retouching)
