Many of Fusion Studio’s key tools are available in the free edition of DaVinci Resolve 17.0. The update is free to registered users of the software. The free update adds native support for Apple’s M1 processors, available in the latest MacBook and Mac mini systems.įusion Studio 17.1 is available for Windows 10, macOS 10.14.6+ and CentOS 7.3 Linux. Updated 10 March 2021: Blackmagic Design has now released Fusion Studio 17.1. Workflow improvements include the option to bookmark views in the node editor, helping to navigate large node graphs support for vertical editor layouts and the option to customise the toolbar above the editor. The shapes are GPU-accelerated, and can also be used as particle sources. Motion graphics artists get “initial support” for a 2D vector shape toolset, with a range of base shapes, Boolean operators for combining shapes, and grid, jitter, offset and combine controls. The update also adds a waveform display for audio playback, helping to time animations more precisely. However, changes common to both editions include a new set of animation curve modifiers, making it possible to set up Fusion to retime animations automatically when the duration of a composition changes. The new features in Fusion Studio 17.0 are also included in DaVinci Resolve 17.0, the latest version of Blackmagic Design’s colour grading, editing and post-production tool, which has also just shipped.Īs a result, the feature descriptions on the What’s New page on Blackmagic’s website are written for the integrated version of the Fusion toolset within DaVinci Resolve, and include changes unique to it. New animation retiming and motion graphics tools The free update adds a new animation curves modifier for retiming animations, a GPU-accelerated 2D shapes toolset for motion graphics work, and the option to bookmark views of complex node graphs. Scroll down for news of the 17.1 update.īlackmagic Design has released Fusion Studio 17.0, the latest version of its node-based compositing app.

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