LumaFusion 1x1: Guide for iPad, iPhone and Macbook (new 2022)

1. Beginning: Hello and very welcome everyone to this video course. My name is Joseph. I'm 22 years old and live in Germany. And in this whole course I'm going to teach you the absolute basics of luma fusion. We're going to cover the most important things about luma fusion so that you can just get started and start editing your first on videos with luma fusion. And that's why we will only cover the most important things about the whole software so that you don't waste your time on endless video courses and can just start editing right now. In this case, I want to thank you for the purchase if you've already purchased and if not, I hope to see you soon in the course. So I would say I'll just stop talking here and we just dive into our first topic. So fasten your seat belts and let's go. 2. project managing interface: Let's just start with the first topic, which is all about the overview and the project management interface that we are here right in after we opened the luma fusion software. The bottom window is the overview of prospect of all our projects that we've started. Here we can move, copy, added or delete our projects. The top window is the window from where we can import our media from all different sources. As you can see here. The right window is the preview video window of our projects, where we can basically preview the project. The bottom task line, we have different functions that we can use for our projects. With the first one, we can start a new project. And you can see here with the second one, we can import a project from different sources. And we have a lot of different sources or OneDrive, for example, Google Drive dropbox. And with the next one, we can basically copy this project, for example, as you can see here, of two products right now, the second project, I could just copy and paste it and then we have two versions of it. If we wanted to change something and test something new, for example, this is pretty helpful. With the last function. We can then again delete a project with a small angle in the middle of the screen. We can rearrange the size of Windows so that we can work better. A cool function that I really like is this needle function over here. And for example, you can see it here. I can put a little into the preview window and set a marker and remind myself that I have to edit something here. With the functions in the bottom-right corner. We can change the settings of certain projects, for example, the frame rate or audio settings. Furthermore, we can search for projects with a search tool here, or change the Q and the position of our already existing projects with this symbol here. With its settings symbol in the bottom right corner, we can basically adjust our settings of the single projects. For example, adjust the frame rate or the color spectrum. This should be it for the very first topic here about the interface of the project management. When we open the luma fusion software, as I said before, we have three basic Windows. The preview window in the top-right corner, the sources window. And here the overview of our already existing projects. 3. settings: To get started, we need for truer to start a new project. To do this, we're going to click here on the symbol and start a new project. Don't get irritated because it's German, it's exactly the same in every language of the Duma fewer and software. Yeah, if we gave our name, if we gave our project than a good name, for example, name, then we can adjust our frame rate or format and our color spectrum. But here is a very important thing because I think luma fusion is super convenient. And that's why the software checks the first video that we insert in the project and automatically chooses the right settings for it. So I think especially people that are not very experienced with video editing and don't need to change much here and should just let luma fusion choose the right product setting, which is why I'm not going to choose a lot here. I'm just going to create a new project and let the software then adjust the settings perfectly formed from just the first settings. So just going to create the new project here, not gonna change too much in the settings here. I mean, we can always change the settings afterwards. So we're just gonna create it here and get started. 4. personalization of the interface: After we now started the new project, we come into the new timeline editing mode in which we are right now. And what we're going to check here and how to edit videos and everything about it is what we are going to cover now, before we start with editing and working on our video material, we should take a look on the interface. Here you can see the settings symbol again, if you made a mistake with the frame rate, for example, when you created the project, you can just edit it here. The settings include functions to change the basic settings for your video and audio material. The settings include functions to change the basic settings for your video and audio material, but also for ducking and cleaning your footage. They help settings. You can find the user's manual and the contact to support. So if we want to, for example, change our background color, we can change it here. We want to change the frame rates so the frames per second rate, we can also adjust it here. But as I said before, especially for beginners, we normally don't need to change that much because the pneumo fusion software is going to adjust the settings and frame rate. And based on the first video that we put into our timeline. 5. interface iPad nad MacBook: For everyone who is starting interface doesn't look like this. Don't panic with the symbol in the bottom right corner, we can adjust the position of our different windows that we have here. And to follow the course a bit better, I would suggest you to use the same positioning as I'm using here right now so you can follow the course of it better. For the purpose of this course, I'd like to stay with the settings because for my taste, it's the easiest one. Starting from the bottom to the top, we can see the editing tools. We can see the editing tools, which we can see in our timeline here right down. And we can basically use these tools to do everything without video clips. Or we're going to dive into that a bit later. Here you can see the timeline window in which we can edit our video and audio material. The left part of the timeline window aesthetic. So here we can adjust our settings, fixed the material, or just regulate the sound. We will go deeper into that one later tool. As in the project management interface to the top-right window, is the preview window for our video. Depending on whether you choose a clip in, depending on whether you choose a clip which is in the timeline or a clip that isn't the importation video. We can preview the video that we are using an S in the project management interface to, we have also here the option to regulate the size of the windows so that we have it like that it's better for us to work with it. And I'm just going to keep it like that because like it. So we're just going to dump into the next topic. 6. importing sources and possibilities: What you are seeing now it looks a bit different than what you saw before, because now I opened the luma fusion app on my iPad to show you that we basically have the same functions and editing possibilities. Then we have also on the laptop that we saw before. I personally like it a bit more to edit on the iPad because I think you can edit faster and be more precise with the Apple Pen. And in terms of settings, interface, or speed, the iPad version and doesn't really show any differences to the laptop. So as you can see here, we have most of the settings the same, which is why we're going to stick with the laptop version for this whole course. But I just wanted to show you that they're basically no differences. If you should follow the course right now on your iPad. 7. Explanation of cutting tools: About are importing sources and possibilities. The top-left window is the video importation window in which we can choose between several possibilities to import our media, photos or videos. This little flower symbol, like I have no idea whether this is really a flower symbol or not, is our go-to tool to choose from where we want to import a video, for example, into our timeline. Down here. To do this, we basically have two main options. The first option is that we go into our folder from which one to choose our video, click on the video. Then we basically can just drag and drop the movie down to our timeline. As you can see here, when a video looks like this, It's loading because it's taking the video from my iCloud. The second possibility to important video is that we click on the video, then the preview windows opening. And we can, if you want, decide with those sliders which part of the video we want to import. And after we chose, we can just click on this downloading symbol here and straight put the video into our timeline. And it is already covered in the way that we put the sliders and before. Which further tools do we have in the importation window? For example, we can edit our sources here from which we want to import our media. And we can also color, for example, with this thing down here, our media so that we are better organized. And I think this is pretty cool and I really like it and use it often because then I can categorize my videos better and have a better overview of them. Also, we can change the position and role of the clips with this function here. 8. scissors tool: Now we're going to take a look on the cutting tools which you can find in the bottom task right here. Those are the cutting towards which we can use for our timeline to edit our videos. We start from the left to the right with a little overview. And in the next lesson we will go practically deeper into each of those cutting tools we have here. The first cutting tool on the left side is a very important one. We already saw the symbol once in the project overview. And so you may be already know what this one is for. It's basically for incident copy pasting a clip that we've selected. With this second button here, we are able to separate the video and the audio from each other, but watch out as you can see by this white line, the audio and video parts are still linked with each other, so we cannot move them separately. If we want to decouple them, we have to use this button here. With a button one further right? We get into the editing mode where we can edit our video. And the editing mode we can edit the sound, color, animations, title, and the speed, as you can see here. But we will dive into that a bit later. But this is what we will cover some sections later to keep the overview. The button here with a little star symbol. This one is a very cool and helpful one. Here's the software is giving us some defaulted effects that we cannot use. Some color gradient effects that the luma fusion software already created, which we just have to insert there. This is pretty nice, especially for beginners. And you can play around with those to see whether you like some of those color grading settings are not. Also, we can choose a video stabilization when it's necessary. And here we have the VOC, for example, and can choose the positioning of the video, for example here. And there are also some gamblers you can play around with. And with this one, you can edit the audio sequences. I'd suggest you to play around and maybe test those default settings a bit, because sometimes they are really helpful, but most of the time you don't really need them. At least for unprofessional editors. 9. seperating tool: It down here in the editing tools line, we find the probably most important tool, which is the scissors tool. We can use the Scissors tool as soon as we move around our timeline here. And it is mandatory to have a clip, video clip for the scissors tool for sure. But we can also cut clips, videos, pictures, audios, everything with the scissors. And it's pretty simple and I think self-explaining, we just click it and we're able to cut our video and small pieces, which we then can move around, put in a different Q. And I think this is pretty nice made by the software, and I really like it. By the way, did you realize that the middle line in our timeline, so this middle line here, it's automatically and always for video or video and audio clips. And the lines under it are for audience only. So if I take, for example, the video clip here and put it under the middle line, we can see it becomes an audio. If I keep it here or put it even higher, nothing changes. This is because down here everything is becoming an audio. You can also see it here, but we will go into the deeper in a few topics. 10. clothespin tool: The separating tool. With this tool, when we chose a video clip, I'm gonna show you with this tool here. We can separate the video from the audio, so we have basically two sequences. Now, this is especially important when we want to delete the audio of videos, for example. But watch out because now the video and the audio sequence are still connected with each other. You can see it because there's this little white line here. If we want to delete one or the other thing without affecting the other thing, for example, I can just move them around and two blocks for me right now, It's not possible to move them around singularly because they are still connected. And if I want to decouple them, I need the next tool. 11. selecting clips: To decouple two sequences from each other so that we are able to move them around without the other part of it moving around too. We can use the following tool, which is, which is this one. When we click this one, you can see that there is no more a white line. And if we click this one again, there's the white line again. This one is basically for a coupling and decoupling audio and video, or even video and video or audio and audio. That really doesn't make any difference. And now we are able to move them around similarly, without the other part always moving with it. 12. copy and pasting clips: Let's come to the next tool, which we have here. As you can see here, as soon as I click this tool, new opening in the preview window up here, this is the tool and it's basically a marker where we can mark our Eclipse. So if I, for example, Mark till here you can see we just selected all of those and then I have some possibilities and to do some things with them. For example, I can just with command C on Mac Book, copy them and then paste all of them in here. And before we do, I wanted to do this. We can just do it here. This tool is very helpful because we can select many clips at once and then move them around or fix them, as you can see here. With the bottom one to the left, we can select what we want to do with those clips. So with this one here and this example I'm showing you how to copy and paste several clips by using the keyboard shortcut, command, copy and Command V. Just going to copy and Command V to insert it. Just very regular as always. And when we don't want to select all the clips anymore. So for example, we selected all of them. We simply click the button again. And then we come back and drew the neutral mode. 13. voiceovers: To copy and paste clips or sequences into other projects. We use the two from the lesson before again. We choose the clips that we want to copy and paste with this thing here. Then we go over to the project where we wanted to paste them in. We go back into the project overview mode here, go into a different project. For example, this one here, an old project about Brazil, which I did and then just paste all our clips in here. 14. simple crossfades: How to create voice-overs. To create one, we click on the plus symbol, which you can find down here, and then choose the option voice-over. Now we can start the voiceover by clicking on the circle here. And as you can see here, there was the timer. And now we can just start talking about the sequencer received above whatever we want. If we do not like what we spoke. So now I'm going to end it here. If we wanted to do it again, we just click this symbol here. If we wanted to delete it, we can click on the X and to listen to it, we can click here. But in this case we're going to keep it. 15. titles: To make use of lumen fusions, great default cross fades. We have to click on the plus symbol again and choose the crossover function here. Then we can see this when we chose the end of the video, that we get a fade-out. And in this case, I'm going to show you at the end of the video. We get a fade-out. So the video is closing more softly. If we now want to change something about that, we have to choose the star symbol again. So we're going to click on this one, go to the star symbol down here. And then we have only options for our fade-out. So for example, we can do it like this, and then the video is going like closing like this. Or we can choose a burst. So basically we go on and do it like this. And you can play around with that, for example, you can also choose it for video in the middle, where are we going to choose? Where we're going to choose a crossfade, for example here. And as you can see here now, it's pretty smooth between the one and the other video, more like a blink. And here you can play around with that. I think it's pretty cool and a really good thing about luma fusion that it's so easy to use. If you want to reverse anything here, we can simply as always, click on the arrow here. And we will have Rijndael. All the things here that we've done. 16. user effects: Creating a title, it's symbol for creating a title. We go on the plus symbol again, we don't even have to choose a video clip. We can just call the plus symbol. And then we can choose between an overview. And then we can choose between an overlay title or a main title. In this case, it's not a big difference. I'm going to choose the overlay title. And as you see, it's overlaying over the clip. The other one is basically In the video sequence. But there's not a big difference. I'm just going to show how it works here. To edit the title, we go on the pencil tool, the editing tool right here. And then you can see here we get into the editing mode where we can basically double-click the text and type anything we want in here. And as you can see, we have here a lot of possibilities to choose from what we do with our texts, for example. And as you can see, here's the German. Very sorry for that. I don't have an English version of luma fusion. It's not available, but in your language you should understand how this works because it's you can just adjust the size of it. You can, for example, adjust the camera. You can turn like the title however you want, can make it bright or less bright. And yet I really like it. It's, it's, it's, it's a pretty good overview here. And we have a lot of possibilities to play with here. We're not happy with that. We can as always use the arrow here and just make it back as it was before. 17. control bar: Luma fusion also has pretty good user effects, which you can find at the star symbol right down here. We choose a video clip and then access the user effects. We can choose different effects that we like. I'd suggest you to play around with them a little so you can check which ones you like the most. But we also have user effects for titles, as I can show you here, or for audios. So it depends on what kind of clip you've selected. There are always different user effects that you can use here and that you should definitely check out. That's pretty cool. 18. basic practical cutting skills: So as you've probably noticed, we have this fixed control block here to the left side of the editing timeline. We can close it simply by clicking those buttons here. The individual lines that can be seen here mark the different levels that we can use for editing the audio and video sequences. This a bit brighter level here marks the middle level. Every level on top of it is for video sequencers and end every level under it is for audio sequences. If you have a video sequence over another video sequence, luma fusion will give priorities to the clip is higher. So for example, let me show you. If I put this one down here, you can see because it is on top of the other video sequence, we're just seeing the video sequence and not the other. But if we put this one, oops, it's still a couple unless you can see, decoupled it. But if I put this one above this one, this one is a priority and we see only the video on top of it, starting with the tools explanation here from the left to the right, we see the same symbols as we already saw in the project overview interface. With this button here, we can basically couple and decouple our videos or audios with the lock symbol here. We can lock the whole row or D lock it so we cannot, we are not able to change or anything as soon as long as it is still locked to D lock it and we can just open the lock here and were again able to work here. Let whole rows disappear and appear by clicking the eye symbol here. For example, if I click it here, the eye symbol we're not seeing even though it's priority, the top video, we only see the second lane video. If I let it appear again, then the row is coming back again. And same thing for the audio here. If we click on the audio, we can basically mute single lens that we wanted to have muted. And I think it's pretty cool. We can play around here with this thing here. We can basically adjust the audio for the whole row. So if I put this one to plus five, the whole row, we'll have plus five more volume and datable. We do not want to see this block anymore. We can let it disappear with those buttons right down here. 19. basic practical cutting skills: Now I'm going to sum up what we've learned so far by simply showing you how I'm editing my videos in a very simple and fast way. 20. DA360863 67DA 4570 83FA 4A17906AABE8: So when I start editing, I am firstly choose the right folder where I wanted to take my footage from. In this case, I'm already in the right folder. And then I'm going to choose the sequence of the clip that I want to use. In this case, it's me surfing. We're going to put it into the timeline with this arrow here. Then we have the sequence here. I don't like the sound, so I'm going to separate them and then decouple them, and then delete the audio. So I only have now the video here. Afterwards I'm going to choose different, different video, for example, this one. And also taking it and dropping it by direct and dropping down here. Now I want to put in a better cut, which is not so hard. So I'm going to take the crossover, the fade over here, because it's pretty small. And seeing right now, gonna put it a bit bigger. This one is the syllabus and then we're here. I like it. Here. I also don't like the sound going to separate them, decouple and delete. And so this is basically a very basic first cutting which you should have also practice. If I wanted to, I could also put a voice-over now in, or a title as I've shown you in the lectures before. But in this case it's not necessary here right now. So I'm happy with it. And we go right into the next topic. 21. Video positioning: Everything we wanted to do when it comes to editing the audio titled the video speed or the positioning. Then we have to choose the pencil tool, which you can see down here. Here we get into the editing mode. The first editing tool we're going to cover now is the video positioning tool, which you can see here. So basically we have five different editing Motier, but now we're just going to cover the first one, which is the video positioning. Here we can adjust the size and position of our video by simply moving the image or using the dots on the side, which you can see here to rearrange the size of the right-hand side, open the Settings menu. Here we can adjust the rotation and also have some default animations if we want. If we want to create an individual's movement of the video, we simply have to use the line down here. The line down here is basically with which you can do everything. And also in the other editing modes. But I will show you how it works. As you can see here, we have the option to add little dots as I did with this one here already. I'm going to add one here for example. And now we have two dots in our timeline this year is basically the time line off our video. Now I'm choosing four dots, 12 and number three. And number four. Because with this mode, we can basically create every kind of animation that we want. If we are creative enough. I'm not choosing the four points from where I want the picture to move. So you could say that I'm choosing the corners with the dots. Always been a put a dot and I changed some settings on the dot on this special timeframe. The video is moving into that direction. So I'm gonna show you now in this first we not gonna change anything. In the second one, I'm going to make the median video down here. This one put it down here. And this one gonna put it up here. What we can see here now basically it's when we play it, that the media is moving due to our dots that we've put in the way that we wanted it to have. That's basically, that's very basically the explanation of the tool on how to do some animations. There's more on the editing mode for our video positioning that we can do. Therefore, we have a look at the four main settings that you can see here on the right side. The first one is about the default positioning of our Eclipse. So we can choose between several default positioning settings. The second one here is to crop the size of our view image. Basically, if you choose those here, we can crop the size of our video. The third one is about the size and position of our clip so we can move it. The position of our video. Also rotate our video if we want. The fourth one is basically about the opacity. So how strong we want the picture to be? But now we have the question, how do we fade out manually? We can do this also with the dots again. So for example, if we want to have a fade-out, I'm just going to create two new dots and our timeline here. And then on the last dot, just gonna put the opacity very hard down here, only a bit. And then the video should fade out in the way that we chose it. So for example, you can see now it's getting darker. That's basically it about the video positioning of our Eclipse. The next topic is about the speed adjustment of our kids. 22. Video speed: When we want to adjust the speed of the video, we basically go back to the pencil tool down here again, and then go to the second button down here, which is about speed and reverse of our videos. What we can see here now is that we're able to adjust the speed simply by moving the scale. So if for example, now the video is played and 0 No.5 speed, and now it's one dot, dot, three dot. We can basically go up till six. For example, if I go up to 60 will see nor video clip is just 1 second long and super quick. So in this case it's a bit too fast. I'm gonna make it back to here. And this one, this is basically the normal length which you are seeing right now. And with this one down here, we can adjust the speed of the video clip. As you can see here. We also have those two buttons here. So the right one, we will keep our audio sequence no matter how we added the speed of the video sequence. So the audio was the same if we click this button here, and if we click this one, right, left next to it, then we can play the video and reverse. And that's something really cool I'm gonna show you now because we can create a cool effect here which I like to use often. They are from this corner. Copy and paste this video clip here to show you. And then I'm going to reverse the video as you can see here, it takes some time. I'm just going to skip it now for you. So as we can see here now it's basically finished. And it's basically looking like this. Now, if you're gonna play it from here, this one is the part in reverse. It's just gonna reverse. I think that's a pretty cool effect that you can have when you edit videos, for example, music videos or something. And you want to have this bump that it's like think it's a cool effect, should play around with that a bit. You could also now, for example, put this one in more speed, let's say for example three. And the other one too. And I think then it looks even cooler. Maybe three is a bit too fast, we will see. So let's kind of look like this now. It's a bit too fast, but you see my point here. So you should basically play around with that. It's pretty simply here. And if you have any questions about that, let me know in the comments. 23. Video stabilization: To stabilize the clip, we're also has always going back again into the editing mode down here and go to the third button which is stabilizing. And as you can see here, we have a default stabilizer, which is already built in the luma fusion software. And this one here, the stabilization through core males. This one is really, really good. So in the most times it really don't need the custom stabilisation which you could do here. So I'm not going to dive more into that and reduce, going to have a look at the result. And the video was already pretty stable, but you will find out by yourself it's super stable now. And I can really recommend using this. For, to be honest, I written never really use the custom stabilizations because the building here is really doing a good job. 24. Audio editing: When we want to edit the sound, It's basically also again, the pencil mode. And then here the fourth button where we can find everything about editing the sound. Here it's pretty simple. This one here the scale is basically the main sketch. You regulate the sound of the whole clip that we chose. So if we want to, for example, have the sound low here, then in the middle and in our normal levels. And the deep end, again very low. Then we are using again the dots, which I've already explained a few lectures earlier. For that I'm going to, for example, put four dots again. You can really depends on what you want to do. And I'm just going to adjust the sound here as you can see. So we're going to start super silent, and then we go into the last dot two also this one super silent and S, we will now see when we start a video that actually the video is now in the audio that we wanted it. So that's pretty cool. If we want to edit, for example, pen, which you don't really need often because it's basically the amount of audio that will be received by your right or the left ear. So as you can see here, right or left. And that's a function you may be need for music production, but not really for video editing, I think. And also here, if you want to play around with some specific hertz numbers, you can do it here too. I don't really use that too often because most of the time the video or the audio quality of the videos is already pretty balanced. So I'm not going to dive much deeper into that. Ducking. Also something which luma fusion automatically chooses, need some custom settings here. So I think the main settings that we need here in the audio is basically how we can adjust the audio heat in different situations, in different parts of our video as I've shown you here, for example, we could also do one more here and then have the audio like dipping in the middle a bit. If we wanted to talk here, for example, in a voiceover. Or if we get where we can find how to generally make the audio a bit less loud. 25. FX Editing: To access the last editing mode, we have the pencil mode down here. We're going back here again to the color grading mode. F to be fair with you and say that luma fusion doesn't really have the best color editing settings and features that you can use. I think, because most of them are just default so you can't really edit much about them. And that's pretty, I don't like that, but I would recommend to you, for example, to maybe go if you, if you realize that there's, I'm not really a color editing color grading setting here which you like that you maybe should go into the internet and download one and then imported here, which you then always use. There are a lot of color grading, default settings in the Internet made by some hobby, hobby video editors. So you just have to search for luma fusion color grading packages and you will find a lot of them. So maybe you should check this out too. But I will show you was to show you some of the color grading settings that I like. It's basically to set 130. It makes everything a bit more a writer and the counters as you can see like that. And the other one that I really like us to set as 8010. Taking the color out, I play around with those two always. Before I check always like how much, how colorful, shiny. Or on the other hand, how dark is smaller video footage? And what do I want to change about that? And then I'm gonna do it with basically set 110 are set 130. And then I can basically adjust everything that I want here with the different settings that I can choose here. 26. greenscreen: One thing that's definitely also good to know is how are we going to edit green screens? And that's pretty simple. And I really like it about luma fusion that they made it so simple because you can see here now, I've put this image in here. And we can basically delete the green screen also in a picture or a video. So for example, if we wanted to do an animated title, we're just going to put a green screen on our, on our screen and then just write a title, black pencil for example. And then going to delete through the Chrome key, which I'm going to show you now, the green screen, and we only have the moving title for example. That's a pretty cool thing I like to do when I don't want to have just a normal static title when I want it to be more interactive fluent. And then I'm just doing a screen recording of the green screen drum like writing the title, stopping the recording, importing it to luma fusion, then deleting the green screen in the background and I have a super fluent and nice-looking title. And how are we gonna do this is that we basically again joined to the editing mode here. And you can see now here I'm just gonna put this a bit down, is that we have when we go down here to the color grading mode. And then we go basically to the key, to the lock and the key symbol here. And then we go to green script key. As you can see now on the green, that the software detected is gone. And we can basically put this one, for example here. And as you can see, the green screen is gone. And we can work with that, that works for videos and audios. And it's pretty simple and nice if we want to put it back or want to edit something, for example, if it's not a green screen and our background, if it's a different color, then we can also edit it here. Or we can change some other settings here. If you want to delete it, it is gonna delete it here, the whole, the whole key. And then you can also do this one. And that's basically it about the green screen. 27. finish: So guys, if you've listened until here, I want to thank you very, very much for your attention. Now we're just going to cover the last topic, which is also pretty easy and fast and which covers basically everything about finishing the product and exporting the product and the right settings. If you like the course so far, I would be really, really thankful if you give a five-star rating, that would really help me because the course also did a lit, a little bit of work for me. Would be pretty cool if you could leave a nice comment and five-star rating. And I hope to see you in some of my other course that I have maybe a check-off my profile. And now we're just going to dive into the last topic which is about finishing the project. 28. finish: The last topic now is about finishing the project. We're going to finish a project with this small button right down here, the upload symbol. And this is, for example, our project. Now we have this fade-out here. It's a very short one. We just edited a bit of the audio, a bit of the color grading and have a short ending here. To finish it, we're just going to click this button and then you can see we have the option to choose between several things here. If we cannot, for example, only export the VM, the audio material, like not the video material, only the whole project as an audio, we can also do it has a normal film which will be 90% of the time the things that you will probably choose, because that's basically the whole project itself. Without anything missing. We have luma fusion project package, which is basically a package that you then have on your PC. If you're going to, for example, delete luma fusion and you want to have the project back here in your project menu, which I've shown you some lectures earlier. Then you should also download as a project package. You can go back to it and edit it again and snapshots something and we really don't need this one also not. So we're just gonna choose film here. Then we have the possibility to, for example, and upload it straight to YouTube. I like it more to just drop it into my, into my personal photos and afterwards upload it to YouTube for example. But you can also add drop it or put it into your finder Vimeo, we have couple of options here. If you want to have more options to where we can export our project here we find the available sources here. There are a lot of them. Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive for example. Don't use them a lot, but just gonna choose the photos here. And as you can see now, there's a Settings window opening where we can again then choose the solution of our, of our video. In this case it's fork. You can also see luma fusion also gave us a hint which kind of resolution is connected to which device. Gopro deja, iPhone for example, the bill for the picture frequencies, for example, we can also change your butt. As I said before, most of the times, luma fusion is already putting the right settings here. You should just check before you finished a product. It's whether all the main settings are already perfect for your target source where you want to, in the end, upload the videos. For example, if it's for Instagram and 3,848 times 2160 as a solution wouldn't be, wouldn't be good because it's the wrong format. And Instagram always needs 11 format, so we're going to have to edit. Here's something I'm not gonna do this now, but I hope you know what I mean. You can now see here also how much base you get left on your PC. Because for sure It's also going to take some working space on your PC. So as you can see, this clip will only take six seconds to am finished rendering. So I'm just going to check everything here. I think I'm fine with all the settings. It's going to come out as an MPEG-4 video format. But we can also, if we want to edit something here about it, it's a normal video, another virtual reality video. And so as you can see here, the settings are already in the right position. And then we're just going to click up here the finishing button. And the firm is getting finished. It's pretty fast now, and we're going to have this one in our January. So guys, thanks very much for listening until here. I hope you could really learn a lot of things, a lot of new things with my course. It was a really fast course with only the basics of luma fusion because you don't want to spend 810 hours if you're just wanted to edit some faster than nice videos on a video course. So basically, if you enjoyed it, I would be really, really happy and thankful if you could leave a comment and a good rating for me that would really help me in this course. And if you have any questions, you can also always go down in the comments. I will reply within three days and I will try to help you there. So thanks a lot guys, stay healthy, stay cool, and have fun with luma fusion. Thank you and bye.