Streamline your compositing workflow in DaVinci Fusion with this quick tip! Learn how to replicate Nuke's Copy node functionality in Fusion using the Channel Boolean node and save it as a custom Macro. This tip will help you replace channels efficiently and speed up your projects. 🔧 What You'll Learn: Setting up the Channel Boolean node to mimic the Copy node. Combining RGB and alpha channels seamlessly. Saving your setup as a Macro for future use. 📌 Why Use This Node? While Nuke's Copy node can handle more than just copying alpha channels, I use it primarily for that purpose. For other functionalities, I rely on the Channel Boolean node, which remains a versatile option in Fusion. This Macro is simply a faster way to accomplish specific tasks. 🌐 Check Out My Work: Visit my website to see more of what I’ve been working on and to get in touch with me for questions, or just to say hi! 💡 Don’t forget to subscribe for more tutorials and tips to take your VFX skills to the next level. Stay tuned for upcoming videos where this custom Copy node will be in action! 🎥 Video Footage Credit: The video footage used in this tutorial is courtesy of