Michael Szalapski
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Option 3 if you could give it one or two more SSDs. I’ve heard of some heat issues with the i9 chips though, so make sure you’re springing for better cooling.
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You could just duplicate the layer and flip the horizontal scale. 🙂
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For upscaling in AE, I would suggest the Detail Preserving Upscale effect: https://helpx.adobe.com/after-effects/using/detail-preserving-upscale-effect.html
But I would also test upscaling in Premiere Pro with the maximum quality checkbox turned on in your output settings and then compare that to AE’s result.
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Glad to help! 🙂
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Are you using a mouse or a Wacom or something else?
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Your link is incorrect, so nobody can see your example. It’s pretty easy to copy and paste animation and then offset the layers with the Sequence Layers command in AE. 🙂
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A couple of instances of the Turbulent Noise effect at different scales should get you close. And/or Roughen Edges.
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Try adjusting the scale of your flares. My guess is that they are just too big because your source has large white spots.
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I’m not sure I understand what you are asking for. You can use expressions to tie the end point and start point to null objects. You can then do whatever you want with those null objects and the ends will follow them.
– The Great Szalam
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There’s no way to exactly do that with the built-in tools in After Effects, but you could probably fake it with some of the distortion effects.
If you wanted to do it for real, you could use the third-party FreeForm or FreeForm Pro plugin to do it.
Or you could create it with Cinema 4D Lite that comes for free with After Effects. For a great training series on using C4D Lite, you can sign up for Cineversity and take this free course: https://www.cineversity.com/vidplaylist/cinema_4d_lite_reference– The Great Szalam
(The \’Great\’ stands for \’Not So Great, in fact, Extremely Humble\’)No trees were harmed in the creation of this message, but several thousand electrons were mildly inconvenienced.
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