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Ryan Cashman from aescripts.com “Although After Effects CS5.5 comes bundled with a stereoscopic camera, it uses collapse transformations to create the left and right channels. For plug-ins that utilize composition cameras separate left and right channels are required to see the true stereoscopic depth.”
Ben Rollason from aescripts.com “3D Extruder is a script that makes light work of creating high-quality 3D extrusions in After Effects, using the time-honored method of stacking 2.5D layers (all automatically of course). The benefit of this is your 3D extrusions are part of your real After Effects 3D space so they interact properly with other 3D layers.”
Fixel algorithms release DeLightIT in ascripts.com “This is a local color correction plugin featuring a novel algorithm that is based on non-linear masking to identify the highlights in the image. The result is an image with optimized colors and revealed details in the bright regions. All done without affecting the other tonal ranges in the image.”
Collin Brooks from aescripts.com “This script allows you to quickly and easily delete a section of a image file sequence in the finder for those times when you need to re-render only a section.”
From aescript.com and by BatchFrame we can download this plugin, “Un-PreCompose is a plug-in for After Effects that allows you to select a pre-comp (nested composition) and extract all of its layers into the parent composition while maintaining each layers effects and other properties. You are given various options for maintaining or deleting properties from the pre-comp and the pre- comp itself.”
From aescripts.com by Fixel algorithms “Fixel Coloritivity II is a 5 way tinting filter/plugin for After Effects or Photoshop. It features 5 different tinting presets to completely change the atmosphere of the image.”
From ascripts.com by Fixel algorithms “ColoritivityFX is a plugin that features 5 extreme tinting presets to completely change the atmosphere of the image.”
Ben Rollason from aescripts.com “Smart Precomposer allows you to precompose any type of layer and selectively move some attributes into the new precomp, while leaving the rest in the original comp. Once you get used to it, it gives you a whole new way of thinking about pre-composing.”
Mathias Möhl had posted in aescripts.com a really interesting script: “The ExpressionTimeline allows you to apply several expressions to a property such that each expression is active only for a certain period of time. Instead of an abrupt change between the expressions you can also smoothly transition from one expression to the next. Furthermore, you can specify time intervals in which no expression is active such that the keyframed motion is considered.”
This script gives the ability to make your own custom toolbar with Effects, presets or any commands you use the most often. You can buy it in aescripts.com his author is Francois Tarlier. You can watch the tutorial here.
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