Fusion 18

In this tutorial we will explain you how to create shapes such as rectangles, circles, and polygons using the Fusion Page. The Fusion Page in DaVinci Resolve 18 offers a wide range of tools and features that allow you to retouch clips, add interesting visual effects and motion graphics. This page is where you can add any shape imaginable to your video. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to create shapes in DaVinci Resolve 18.Step 01: Importing MediaTo do this task,Open the DaVinci Resolve 18 application.Right-click on the Media Pool section.Choose the option Import Media as displayed below.Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd+I to open the media.Import Media optionGo to the location where the media is placed on your computer or PC. Choose the media and click Open to display it on the DaVinci Resolve 18 application. Now you are set to add the shape to the clip as per your requirement.Step 02: Go to the Edit page > Fusion pageTo set the timeline, go to the Edit Page,Go to the bottom of the page.Click on the Edit Page icon (displayed below).Edit PageOnce you are on the Edit Page, drag your clips to the timeline to set your timeline. To add a shape, we will use the Fusion Page specifically. Click on the clip you want to add the shape to to select it. Next, go to the Fusion Page.TimelineGo to the bottom of the page.Click on the Fusion Page icon (displayed below).Fushion page iconStep 03: How to Detach existing nodesOn the Fusion Page, you will be working with nodes. Nodes work like flowcharts in DaVinci Resolve 18. This approach known as the ‘Node’ approach is relatively difficult to grasp, but once you get the hang of it, it allows you to create

Supreme Fusion 18 Out of stock Regular price $2,975.00 CAD Regular price Sale price $2,975.00 CAD Unit price per Sale Sold out The Fusion 18 is the ideal wood-burning insert for people wanting to blend the latest heating technology into an existing fireplace. The compact model of the Fusion series nonetheless offers a generously proportioned firebox and viewing panel. Combined with its sleek finish, the contemporary effect is quite unlike any other insert found on the market. The Fusion 18 allows you to improve the heating and comfort of your home without forfeiting the beauty of your masonry.Its flush-mount surround complements a multitude of decorating themes and its impressive viewing panel ensures that it is the compelling beauty of the fire that is the centerpiece on show.The Fusion's cutting-edge style is equaled by the sophistication of its engineering, honed over more than 30 years of research and development. Three patented technologies underpin its peerless operation, providing instant ignition at the push of a button and long-lasting fires that exude fewer emissions. The hushed yet powerful dual-fan system distributes the heat through large areas with ease and the built-in barbecue grill allows you to cook succulent meals over the embers all year round.The Fusion 18 meets the highest EPA emission standards, making it the ideal choice for homeowners wanting to convert an energy-draining fireplace into an environmentally friendly, efficient heat source without compromising on aesthetic appeal.SpecsAppliance PerformanceHeat Capacity:1,500 square feetTotal Maximum Heat Output:75,000 BTUs (based on a 20 lb load of wood)EPA Firebox Size:1.8 cubic feetChimney:5-inch linerCertifications:EPA 28R, ASTM E2780, ASTM E2515,CSA B415.1-10, UL 1482, and ULC S628Emissions:1.9 g/hGlass Dimensions:19¼” x 11¼”Patent Numbers:7/325,547 & 9/476,593Manual and DimensionsSupreme Fusion 18 Manual View full details

Even though the basement temp is set to low.We found a few insert options and my preference is the Neo 2.5, but apparently Neo took a hiatus on making inserts for a bit and they aren't available. Next best for fit, price, features, and aesthetics is the Supreme Fusion 18, but I can't find many reviews on it. Only thing I was able to find is there is a risk of warping if it's overfired because of the SS interior.Anyone out there have a Supreme Fusion 18 and have commentary on it??Thanks! Hi there! What did you decide on the Fusion?Thanks. #4 We don't see many reports for Supreme products. Most reports are favorable as far as heat output goes. Repeated overfiring can damage any stove and void the warranty. The Fusion is one of the few inserts on the market with a regulated secondary air system, PE being another. This enhances efficiency and prolongs combustion. There's definitely a lack of info on Supreme! Any chance you can help confirm for me that the Supreme Fusion 18 doesn't use an outside air intake? The manual is here: it doesn't, I'm concerned about it pulling cold air in from our not-well-sealed house & compromising the heat in the rooms at the other end of the house. Then again, it's probably more efficient to heat heated air further than -15*C/5*F outside air! I'm new to this, so maybe I've got that wrong. Any comment would be appreciated!