Andrew Kramer
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Andrew Kramer
April 20, 2006 at 2:30 am in reply to: Video Copilot: Training for After Effects 7 < good for 6.5 also?I was curious so I launched all of the project files after removing the cycore effects from my plug-in folder and this is what I found:
1. The muzzle fire tutorial uses “CC Fast Radial Blur”, but you can also use the standard radial blur but the cc just renders faster
2. The DVD menu tutorial uses CC Vector Blur to make the fractal noise a little more organic but it’s mainly just adds texture and isn’t totally necessary. Also a pre-rendered version of just that element comes on the DVD since the fractal noise took too long to render I pre-rendered it by itself to be able to work faster.
I don’t remember everything about version 6.0 does it have latest text presets or was 6.0 when it was first implemented. I just remember 6.5 being tons better than 6.0…
Andrew
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Andrew Kramer
April 19, 2006 at 7:10 pm in reply to: Video Copilot: Training for After Effects 7 < good for 6.5 also?Well, remember it’s a Creative Cow Master Series Training DVD. They’re the one’s that helped make it happen. Big thanks to Kathlyn, Ron, & Aharon!
Mylenium, you’re absolutely correct.
Probably the only downside would be the finished project files aren’t backwards compatible, but you can import the footage into a 6.5 project and follow along just the same.But of course we suggest you upgrade when you can.
I put some info on the site to clearify as well, so thanks for asking Sean.
https://www.videocopilot.net/seriousfx.htmlGoes something like this:
Can I use After Effects 6.5?
So you haven’t yet upgraded to version 7? No problem. Serious Effects
uses only the core tools of After Effects, so users can follow along
with version 6.5 as well. Of course the overview of new features (01)
won’t be available in 6.5, but you’ll certainly be prepared for the upgrade.
Some parts of the interface may look different but virtually everything
needed to follow along can be found in version 6.5.Project Files
Although the project files can’t be opened in AE 6.5, you can
still import the footage into a new project and follow along.Hope this helps,
Andrew Kramer
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Andrew Kramer
April 19, 2006 at 6:43 pm in reply to: COW Tutorials: After Effects Basic Color Keying TechniquesWell this was a special tutorial that is part a product for sale… So we put the promo in the beginning to help spread the word.
Hopefully the standard tutorials will will not be as blatant…
We all want to be able to this for as long as possible.
Keep your eye out for product placement, Lower thirds and special guest celebrity voices promoting the latest and greatest… ; )
Until then,
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Andrew Kramer
April 19, 2006 at 1:43 pm in reply to: COW Tutorials: After Effects Basic Color Keying TechniquesWow, a quarter of that video tutorial was a commercial. What have we become?
Figure a 30 minute TV show has 8 minutes of advertising and 22 mintes of show. That’s about 26 percent commercials. I guess we’re on mark 😉
Yikesmikes:
I’m glad you liked it.Cheers,
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Andrew Kramer
April 19, 2006 at 1:38 pm in reply to: COW Tutorials: After Effects Basic Color Keying TechniquesWell, I’d hate to give away all of my secrets… Wait a minute. That’s what I do. In that case…
It’s actually a flash component that you use inside of flash that plays external FLV files. It’s awesome, easy to use and customizable with action script control.
https://afcomponents.com/flv/index.htm
For only $10 bones it’s a bargain.
Hope that helps,
Andrew Kramer
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Andrew Kramer
April 14, 2006 at 12:19 pm in reply to: COW Tutorials: After Effects Creating a SlideshowI had cheat notes 😉 Glad to hear you guys enjoy them.
Feedback like this definitely keeps me motivating to keep shelling these things out. and of course you have to try and have a little fun doing them or else you might go crazy!
Cheers,
Andrew Kramer
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Keyframe the box blur effect from 50 (bluriness) to 0 or even a fast blur would work.
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Andrew Kramer
April 9, 2006 at 8:33 pm in reply to: DV PAL footage looks distorted in AE? (have a look at this comparison still)Right click choose interpret footage… Select no fields under fiels order.
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Andrew Kramer
April 9, 2006 at 8:32 pm in reply to: strange error code, I’m on deadline… please help!Tried purging the prefs?
On program launch hold down ctrl shift alt.Sometimes fixes stuff.
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I was pretty sure that 2.0 projects couldn’t be imported into 6.5.
Is there a reason your waiting to upgrade.
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