How do you apply a simple Fusion effect to a clip?

How do you apply a simple Fusion effect to a clip?

• A. On the Edit page, apply a color grade and add a Fusion effect.
• B. Move to Fusion page, create nodes for the effect, and connect them; or use the Fusion templates.
• C. Use the Deliver page to apply a preset.
• D. Use the Color page to draw shapes.

Answer: (B)

Fusion effects are created in the Fusion page using a node-based workflow. To apply a simple Fusion effect to a clip, switch to the Fusion page, where you build a small network by adding effect nodes and connecting them between the incoming clip (MediaIn) and the final output (MediaOut). You can either assemble your own node chain for the effect or use prebuilt Fusion templates, which drop in a ready-made node setup that you can tweak. This workflow is how Fusion is designed to work in Resolve, giving you direct control over the composition with nodes or quick results via templates. The other pages aren’t used for building Fusion effects: the Edit page handles standard editing, the Deliver page handles exporting, and the Color page handles color correction and grading.

Fusion effects are created in the Fusion page using a node-based workflow. To apply a simple Fusion effect to a clip, switch to the Fusion page, where you build a small network by adding effect nodes and connecting them between the incoming clip (MediaIn) and the final output (MediaOut). You can either assemble your own node chain for the effect or use prebuilt Fusion templates, which drop in a ready-made node setup that you can tweak. This workflow is how Fusion is designed to work in Resolve, giving you direct control over the composition with nodes or quick results via templates. The other pages aren’t used for building Fusion effects: the Edit page handles standard editing, the Deliver page handles exporting, and the Color page handles color correction and grading.