What node would you use to blend two images?

What node would you use to blend two images?

• A. Blend node
• B. Merge node
• C. Composite node
• D. Over Node

Answer: (B)

Blending two images is done with the Merge node. It’s the dedicated compositing tool that takes two inputs—foreground and background—and combines them using a chosen operation, with Over being the typical default for layering one image over another. You simply connect one image to the background input and the other to the foreground input, then set the blend mode to achieve the desired look. The other options aren’t correct because there isn’t a separate Blend or Composite node in Fusion, and Over isn’t a standalone node either—it’s an operation you select inside the Merge node.

Blending two images is done with the Merge node. It’s the dedicated compositing tool that takes two inputs—foreground and background—and combines them using a chosen operation, with Over being the typical default for layering one image over another. You simply connect one image to the background input and the other to the foreground input, then set the blend mode to achieve the desired look. The other options aren’t correct because there isn’t a separate Blend or Composite node in Fusion, and Over isn’t a standalone node either—it’s an operation you select inside the Merge node.