Creating a "long paper" or vintage scroll effect in DaVinci Resolve is typically achieved by combining , noise generators , and OpenFX filters . This allows you to create a custom-sized canvas with weathered textures and distorted edges. 1. Create the Paper Canvas
: Add a Fast Noise or Noise Gradient generator.
To make the paper look hand-torn or antique, use the built-in "Paper Edge" filter. DaVinci Resolve
: Use a Bender 3D node in Fusion to create a "blowing" or "folding" effect by animating the range slider.
: Use hex codes like #BA7E42 (brown-orange) and #E2BC68 (light yellow-brown) in the gradient settings to achieve a parchment look. Creating a "long paper" or vintage scroll effect
: Add a Drop Shadow node or adjust the shadow settings within the Paper Edge effect to give the paper depth against its background. 4. Advanced "Long Paper" Animations If you want the paper to unroll or move across the screen:
Instead of a flat color, use noise to simulate old, fibrous paper. Create the Paper Canvas : Add a Fast
: Adjust the Width and Height in the Inspector. To create a "long" paper, significantly increase the height (e.g., 0.8 or higher) while keeping the width narrower. 2. Apply Vintage Textures