Join Chris Meyer for an in-depth discussion in this video Wrapping up, part of After Effects CC 2013 New Features.
…In addition to those various user…interface and preferences changes that I cover…in the last movie, there's been several other nice updates to After Effects.…Particularly in the area of performance.…For example, After Effects can now take advantage of Intel GPUs, like the ones…built into Apple MacBook Airs and such…to help accelerate some onscreen display functions.…It can also take advantage of the Optics 3 language from NVIDIA, which will…give you some better performance for things…with a ray trace renderer like bevel edges.…
And speaking of that red trace 3D rendering in After Effects, as you know it…does rely on you having a compliant NVIDIA…CUDA enabled card or chip inside your computer.…Now previously Nvidia has released new cards faster than…Adobe could update the software to support those cards.…So, they made a nice little change in this new October 2013 release of After Effects.…Inside Preferences, underneath Previews, if you go into the…GPU options, there is now an option to disable…checking the so called white list, whether or not…
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Chris Meyer
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11/20/2014Released
4/4/2013The September 2013 update brought the new Rigid Mask Tracker, as well as additional ways to scale up footage cleanly, while the highlight of the December 2013 update was the ability to convert parametric shape layers to Bézier paths, and Bézier paths into shape layers. The NAB 2014 update shows off important new integration with Adobe Premiere Pro and Typekit, as well major updates to effects. Smaller yet still important new and enhanced features in each release are also touched on throughout. As always, Chris doesn't just show you where these new features are, but how to apply them to your own projects, along with preferred working practices and potential gotchas.
Note: This course was created and produced by Chris and Trish Meyer. We are honored to host this content in our library.
- Integrating with CINEMA 4D
- Using the Refine Edge tool to fine-tune mattes
- Applying Reverse Stabilization
- Preserving scale while stabilizing
- Working with layer snapping
- Finding missing footage, fonts, and effects
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Q: This course was updated on 01/14/2014. What changed?
A: Chris added two new chapters covering updates to After Effects CC. Chapter 5 covers the new Rigid Mask Tracker and footage scaling capabilities and Chapter 6 covers the ability to convert parametric shape layers to Bezier paths and Bezier paths into shape layers.
Q: This course was updated on 5/8/2014. What changed?
A: We twelve new movies, covering what's changed in After Effects CC since the May 2013 initial release, the changes released in October 2013, and the changes announced at the 2014 NAB Show, such as Premiere Pro and Typekit integration, and effects masks.
Q: This course was updated on 11/20/14. What changed?
A: Four movies were updated to reflect changes in After Effects CC 2014.1. Additionally, seven new movies were added, covering changes to the interface, the release of CINEWARE v2 and CINEMA 4D Lite R16, updates to mocha, Dynamic Link color management with Premiere Pro and Media Encoder, and more.
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Introduction
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November 2014 Update
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NAB 2014 Update
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December 2013 Update
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October 2013 Update
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May 2013 Initial Release
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