Ya I read that on another forum and tried it and it doesn’t work, which is strange because the other functions of the middle mouse work. Is it possible I need to go into settings and assign that function? Or is this possibly just something wrong with my mouse?

I’ll try it thanks.
But in my non-fusion workflow, I’m working at 1080p and switching to 16k before render in order to avoid that pixelization, which definitely does happen if I don’t do that. For example, take a 16K still image, zoom in 20x, you can see the difference.
But I’ll download the standalone Fusion as soon as I get off this metered… Read more

I see that you can scroll the middle mouse wheel to zoom in on what you are seeing in the preview window. You can also push Z to make it “Fit”.
Once zoomed in, you can use CTRL + Scroll Middle Mouse Wheel to move up and down. My question is: How can you move left and right when zoomed in?
Just so it’s clear, this is NOT regarding the Transform… Read more

Working with it a bit more, I think what I can do, for anyone else interested, is instead of trying to do it all in 1 Compound Clip, I’ll make 3. 1 for the left perimeter, 1 for the right, and then the middle content.
Then I can apply the transformations to just 3 giant clips instead of 10 or 15, and that’s manageable. And since I’m just… Read more

Thank you for your reply. You are correct that both Fusion and the Compound Clip are sort of performing a “mini export” at the timeline resolution, but believe it or not my timeline resolution is 16K.
So even though I’m working with a width of 15,360 pixels, I still have elements outside the perimeter. Yes I could shrink everything to fit within… Read more

I’m trying to compose several video clips with transparent/black backgrounds against the default black background in Resolve. Then, when they are positioned correctly with respect to each other, bake them together into a single Compound Clip or Fusion Clip, go back to the Edit screen, then apply Dynamic Zoom and some Pitch and Yaw transformations… Read more