Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you’ve ever used Displacement or Polygon Length in DaVinci Resolve Fusion, you’ve probably run into this annoying ratio issue: everything gets distorted unless you work in a perfect square canvas.
In this video, I’ll show you a simple trick that completely fixes this — no need to square your comp, no scaling hacks, and it works perfectly in any native aspect ratio.
This method keeps your displacement and length perfectly aligned, even in wide or tall formats. Ideal for motion graphics, animated strokes, and procedural effects.
🔧 Works in: Fusion Page & Fusion Studio & Free or Studio
🎨 Compatible with: Any resolution or pixel aspect ratio
💡 Bonus: I’ll also explain why Fusion behaves this way and how this trick bypasses the internal ratio scaling.
#DaVinciResolveFusion #FusionTutorial #FusionTips #Displacement #AspectRatio #MotionGraphics #Compositing #VFX #FusionArtist
If you’ve ever used Displacement or Polygon Length in DaVinci Resolve Fusion, you’ve probably run into this annoying ratio issue: everything gets distorted unless you work in a perfect square canvas.
In this video, I’ll show you a simple trick that completely fixes this — no need to square your comp, no scaling hacks, and it works perfectly in any native aspect ratio.
This method keeps your displacement and length perfectly aligned, even in wide or tall formats. Ideal for motion graphics, animated strokes, and procedural effects.
🔧 Works in: Fusion Page & Fusion Studio & Free or Studio
🎨 Compatible with: Any resolution or pixel aspect ratio
💡 Bonus: I’ll also explain why Fusion behaves this way and how this trick bypasses the internal ratio scaling.
#DaVinciResolveFusion #FusionTutorial #FusionTips #Displacement #AspectRatio #MotionGraphics #Compositing #VFX #FusionArtist
