Use Mocha Pro PowerMesh data inside of DaVinci Resolve & Blackmagic Fusion - Workflow [Boris FX]

Mocha Pro's PowerMesh is extremely powerful for stabilization and touch-up workflows within DaVinci Resolve and Fusion. Watch Ben Brownlee as he takes you through a straightforward step-by-step workflow for doing quick beauty retouching. Of course, all these techniques can be used for mesh inserts, digital wounds, and other common VFX tasks.

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Key points:
● Mocha Pro's PowerMesh is a powerful tool for tracking and warping surfaces.
● The video covers two workflows: stabilize/unwarp and Alembic export.
● Setting a reference frame in Mocha Pro is crucial for accurate stabilization.
● Alembic export allows for a more flexible workflow in Fusion.
● The process involves creating a 3D setup in Fusion using the Alembic data.
● A mask can be used to refine the warped area and achieve a cleaner result.

Benefits of the Alembic workflow:

● Faster and more efficient for paint and touch-up tasks.
● Offers more flexibility for manipulating the tracked surface in Fusion.

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0:00 Intro
0:16 Taking the clip into Fusion through Resolve
0:42 Overview of the PowerMesh tracked clip in Mocha Pro
2:47 Reverse stabilization with PowerMesh in Fusion
4:41 Exporting Alembic data from Mocha Pro
5:34 Importing Alembic data in Blackmagic Fusion
6:27 Overview of imported nodes
7:24 Compositing with the 3D Alembic mesh data
7:50 Creating and comping a replacement face texture
9:48 Cleaning up the edges
12:30 Summary
13:35 Conclusion