Originally Posted by
mikeconcannon
Hello Franko, There are a group of people who have worked out how to use Fusion to its fullest potential, over a long amount of years, respectfully, you are one of them.
There are also, and always will be, new users, or dumb users (like me) who have been using Fusion for a long time but only in a simple way, and now want to improve their skills. I would not be unique in hoping that there would be video tutorials available as that is the best way of learning. I remember when I was at the beginning of learning Adobe Premiere in 1995. The books were good the chunks of on-line info, was also a help, but the way I really got to grips with it was by buying a "Lynda" and "How To Gurus" video course, now I know as much as anybody and can fly through Premiere and Photoshop. I would like to get to the same skill level with Fusion. I know that I can do it, by muddling along, and in afew years I will be ok'ish at Fusion. I supose it's one for the marketing guys at Fusion, how many new users and trial users do they want to keep? My mate bought Fusion 13 at the same time that I did, he has no web building knowledge, I told him to look at the on-line stuff and to buy the book "how to do everything in Fusion 11" he then asked, "is there any on-line video course that you can buy?
I told him that there are people at GotFusion who are really helpful, and for a tenner a month you have one to one really good help.
Anyhow, thanks for replying Franco, mike