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After effects full Vs. Trial
Hey,
There was a page listing ALL the different plugins you get on the full version vs. the trial, I lost that and have been trying to find it, anyone have a link to it?
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Keylight, Color Finesse, and the Cycore (CC) effects are the effect plug-ins that aren’t included in the trial. There are some other things that aren’t effect plug-ins—like mocha-AE and some MPEG codecs—that are also not included in the trial.
Each page in the “Effect galleries” section of After Effects Help lists all of the effects in a category, as they appear in After Effects. At the bottom of each page is a list of the third-party effects that aren’t included in the trial. (E.g., the many CC effects in the Simulation effects category)
Beyond the effect plug-ins, there aren’t very many things that aren’t included in the trial. From the “Installation, activation, and registration” section of After Effects Help:
“The free trial version of Adobe After Effects software does not include some features that depend upon software licensed from parties other than Adobe. For example, mocha for After Effects, some effect plug-ins, and some codecs for encoding MPEG formats are available only with the full version of Adobe After Effects software.”
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
putting the ‘T’ back in ‘RTFM’ : After Effects Help on the Web
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If I have CS4, is there any way to use Keylight from that version with the CS5 trial?
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Thanks.
For kicks, I went to The Foundry and they don’t even list a version for CS5.
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