Hey there good people. My name is Scott and you are watching Sword & Shield Studio. Right now,
I am going to share with you a free Duplicate Transition preset I created
that looks something like this. Whew! So that is a fun little effect. Please note,
you will need DaVinci Resolve 17 which is currently in beta at the time of this video
in order for this transition to work. With that in mind, let us see how we can install it and I
will show you a few ways you can modify the transition afterwards. Let us get into it.
Okay, so in order to install this transition you will have to download a .Setting file.
I have included a download link to this in the video description.
Then you will have to copy it to one of a few different file directories depending on what
operating system you are using Resolve on. I will include the directories for Windows,
Mac and Linux in the video description as well. Once you have placed the file in the
correct location you will have to restart Resolve if you had it running.
If it installed properly you should be able to go up to your 'Effects Library' at the top left.
Open your Toolbox and go to 'Video Transitions' and under 'Fusion Transitions' you will see
'Duplicate Zoomv2'. Now I have already dragged it down on my timeline but you can just
hold left click and drag this like any other video transition and place it on your edit point.
Then we will just play it back to test. Great, it works. So if you are happy with the default look
of the transition then at this point you are done. If you would like to tweak parts of the transition
however you can do so by right clicking it on the timeline and click 'Open in Fusion Page'.
It will open the Fusion page of Resolve, then you will double click the 'DuplicateZoom'
group to expand it and if you do not like any of the individual effects of this transition
you can turn them off by left clicking the node and hit 'Ctrl+P' on your keyboard
to disable it. So as you can see I disabled the lens distortion there,
and 'Ctrl+P' will re-enable it again if you want to toggle it. If you want to tweak the
intensity of any of these effects all you have to do is left click the node that you want to tweak.
Then open your Inspector at the top right here, go into your Modifiers tab within the Inspector
and expand the 'Anim Curves' of the value you want to tweak. For instance, you will see this one
is the Hue. And just adjust the scale here. And you can see we can do some really funky stuff
by changing the hue. Then we can do the same thing with Saturation, just
adjusting the scale value to make it more or less saturated.
Now, I do not recommend messing with the Dissolve node here as it uses an expression. Unless you are
familiar with expression then feel free to change it how you like and feel free to add additional
nodes to the transition to make this your own. So I hope you enjoyed this transition preset. In the
future I plan to release a more comprehensive pack of this type of transition so be on the
lookout for that. If you want to make sure you do not miss it, consider subscribing to the channel
where I upload weekly DaVinci Resolve videos. Thanks for watching, I will see you next time.