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Trent Armstrong from motion-graphics-exchange.com “If you need more control over wiggling layers the only way to see what they are doing is to draw out the wiggle path. With the Wiggle Visualizer you could get a visual representation of where the wiggling layer is going.”
Ian Haigh posted a preset for basic bounces called EbbertBounce.ffx, from the original article we can read “There are sliders to adjust amplitude, decay, and frequency. By tweaking these you’ll be able to achieve a variety of effects. I recommend reading Dan’s original post about this expression too. “
Aharon RAbinowitz from allbetsareoff.com: “Plain and simple, Film Flash is an automated, dynamic preset for After Effects that bumps up the exposure of the footage to create a cool transition effects between two video clips.”
From batchframe.com we can read: “Use Quick Gravity to add a falling and bouncing effect to a layer or layers in your composition quickly and easily. This preset includes many easy-to-use controls that make customizing your bounce even simpler.”
It’s just a simple adaptation of the built-in FadeIn+Out-Frames behaviour, but applied to the Stereo Mixer audio effect instead. Apply the preset to to your Audio Layer. Set the number of frames required for fade in and fade out in the first slider effect, and the layer will then automatically fade from 0 to 100% and back again for the defined durations. To further adjust the overall volume, use Level or a second iteration of Stereo mixer.
Other great Rich Young post, he collect several filmstrip tutorials, mostly with different looks, and a free Mac plug-in. Chris Huer freeform filmstrip tutorial in vimeo is a great example of how achieve this type of effect.
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Aharon Rabinowitz reveal a really interesting presets “Spy Photo” from his blog we can read: “a new set of FREE presets for Adobe After Effects that makes it easy to create the look of snapshots taken by a spy or private investigator, as seen in film and TV. The presets are dynamic, and require no keyframes. Just marks where you want the effect to happen. After Effects will do the rest.”
From graymachine we can read: “Here is a set of 17 presets that I’ve compiled over the years. I used these often and find them extremely useful. With some of them, they are so old that the code could probably a lot more tidy. But, they work… and they work well. So, I’m not going to mess with it.”
Rich Youn bring to us a couple of tutorials to simulate Rack Focus inside after effects. You can download a preset to do it, made by Michael Eggert and explain in his tutorial or buy a Sapphire plugin called RackDefocus or follow our friend Andrew Kramer
The CountdownTimer preset uses expressions to make it easier for you to create countdowns.
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