Specific differences between Standard and Professional

[Filip Vandueren]

There’s no one-on-one comparison table at adobe.com, but there are two pdf-files on the site.

Also, from the online documentation:

What you get with the Professional edition The Professional Edition of After Effects includes all of the effects available in the Standard Edition, as well as the following effects: Adjust Color Stabilizer 3D Channel 3D Channel Extract, Depth Matte, Depth of Field, Fog 3D, and ID Matte Audio Flange & Chorus, High-Low Pass, Modulator, Parametric EQ, Reverb, and Tone Channel Alpha Levels Distort Bezier Warp, Bulge, Corner Pin, Displacement Map, Mesh Warp, Optics Compensation, and Reshape Keying Color Difference Key, Difference Matte, Extract, Inner/Outer Key, Linear Color Key, and Spill Suppressor Matte Tools Matte Choker and Simple Choker Noise Fractal Noise Paint Vector Paint Render Advanced Lightning Simulation Particle Playground Stylize Glow and Scatter Time Time Displacement

If you take a look at the TOC you’ll see (Pro Only) appear next to Motion Tracking, so that’s about it.

[Bill Clotz]

thanks

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

I think you also can only have scripting in the Pro version, which to some it well worth its weight in gold.

Take care,

Nick

[Skacey]

Just upgraded from Standard (6.0) to Pro (6.5) and the other elements not listed are all of the CC & CE filters (lots and lots of them), Classic version of Zax Invigorator, Color Finesse, and Keylight.

[Mylenium]

Apart from what the others said, I also think the network rendering ability is only part of the Professional package.

Mylenium

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