So any time that you connect a node, if you look at tutorials or people that use Fusion a lot, any time they connect a node, they always grab it and wiggle it like this just to make sure that it's actually connected, okay? So when it's connected, then you can adjust whatever you want here in the Inspector, and so here we have our color curves, and, again, we're running this through this effect. It's just sitting on top of that line which is very annoying. So I do it like this, and it looks like it's connected, right? But it's not.
Now, something really important to remember is that a node is only going to affect your image if it's connected, and it's really easy to accidentally not quite put it in the flow here. I can just grab the icon here and drag it over our connection, and when it turns blue, then I can drop it and it will be connected. There's actually a little bit faster way to do it. We also have a curves effect which, by the way, if you want to add a node in between a couple of nodes, you don't have to drag it to empty space and then disconnect it and reconnect it like this. And, again, we're running this through a color corrector, okay? I'll select this and get rid of it. And, again, I can select a node and go over to the Inspector and adjust the colors like that. So if I get rid of this blur, we can do a color corrector effect. Now, there are a bunch of different effects. So we're gonna run something through an effect. Saying something like putting a blur on top of something can get confusing for some reasons that we'll cover later. So I like to always say, "Okay, if I have an image, I'm gonna run it through an effect," and so it looks like it's just kinda piercing through this blur effect. What I like to think of is if we have an image, we run it through an effect, okay? This is pretty important to kind of start talking this way because there are so many different kinds of nodes that it can get kinda confusing on which node to use where.
Now, we've already learned a little bit about this because our blur is an effect node. It's basically a node that applies an effect to a image that you put into it. The very first one that we're gonna talk about is what I like to call an effect node. Let's talk about some specific nodes and how to use each one.
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