Tips on rendering using Fusion

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Hi there!

I no longer have my After Effects subscription and I’m trying to do some simple stuff on Da Vinci. I usually use it for grading but I have decided it’s time to learn to use the Fusion tab.

I’ve made a 3D logo with some lighting, but it’s taking an incredibly long amount to render, even while working it takes ages whenever I make any small adjustment. At this rate Blender would be easier for this, so I think I must be doing something wrong, or missing out on some info.

Any tips for a beginner?

Specs: Windows 11, CPU AMD Ryzen 5 500, GPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX3050

Da Vinci Resolve 18.6

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