Paul Tuersley has released some new really useful scripts for After Effects. Check out his page, where he lists all 15 of his scripts.
He has released:
And older scripts he has include:
All incredibly useful, though I would be more likely to use them if I wasn’t forced to work in offices so often. And his are a little more expensive than the average ones on AEScripts, but still very very useful.
This is already one of the most powerful 3D motion trackers around, but any additional features to make it a little more accessible are a great idea.
It of course sounds better. Wonder what the upgraded AE version will include? And with their technology now included in CoreMelt SliceX, they are getting even bigger.
Todd Kopriva at Adobe has posted a document with details on the integration between After Effects and Cinema 4D in the new After Effects. He links to more extensive discussions, and then has extensive details on this.
Damn this makes me want Cinema 4D! I wonder if Autodesk and NewTek are on the horn working with Adobe to add something like the for their programs as this will really make Cinema 4D the number one 3D for ease of use between it and After Effects.
Andrew Kramer seems excited, saying it will force them to make version 2 even better, and that all the Model Packs and Pro Shaders already include Cinema 4D versions!
Chris and Tish Meyer at the Pro Video Coalition have some more on the new version of Adobe After Effects. A pair of sessions Chris will be presenting at next weeks NAB show, including a new Lynda training course.
The Pro Video Coalition has a lot on the new After Effects Cinema 4D integration, but so does Maxon itself!
Check out the videos at Maxon, which show this in detail.
Not only do you no longer have to render from Cinema 4D, as the Cineware Plug in will let you render within After Effects to save time, but it also includes the incredible Cinema 4D Lite, a plug in within after effects that is limited yet feature rich version of Cinema 4D within After Effects! This may give Video Copilot’s Element 3D a run for it’s money!
I wonder if they will be able to do this with other 3D programs in the future, like Maya or Lightwave? This makes Cinema 4D really powerful! This is going to be the Go To 3D application because of this!
Check it out over at Adobe where they have a bunch of videos of new features being shown at NAB! Woohoo, wish I was there!
Premiere is really getting controllable paste attributes! WOOHOO!!! I am so excited about Premiere Pro, it finally looks like it really is Final Cut Pro 8, but with so much more. And the Link & Locate was so necessary. And really powerful audio, and the integration with speedgrade and realtime looks very exciting. And it looks so much better working with audio, and I am hoping that it’s control surfaces works with any MIDI controlled surface. I love that Adobe listens to it’s users!!!
After Effects just looks amazing. And the Warp Stabilizer VFX seems unbelievably powerful. And the 3D pipeline looks awesome, though it makes me wish I had Cinema and knew Cinema 4D!
And is it just me or is it cool to see Wes Plate from Automatic Duck running Prelude? And the script integration just seems amazing! Especially with transcripts! That will speed things up so much, and be useful across the industry! Wow! And being able to edit using the script is insane. You can make a paper cut so fast it is a joke!
Speedgrade gets a more of an adobe makeover, and lets you rename grades in layers and add snapshots and save them so you can easily make different grades, and work better on portable machines, and even have 2 playheads in the timeline to easily pick frames you want to grade to and from, or have 3 up as well! Sounds much improved!!!
Adobe Story has really grown up and looks incredibly powerful!
Really need to spend time with Speedgrade as the new color match looks powerful and it’s engine integration in Premiere Pro looks especially impressive. And being able to use Targa files from Photoshop or Lightroom (has to be exported from Photoshop not Lightroom) to drive shot matching looks very very cool.
And the Audition Loudness radar seems very interesting.
•They focus on intense Cinema 4D integration, which is going to be huge!
•Already mentioned Roto Brush & Refine Edge
•Warp Stabilizer VFX, which has gotten a major upgrade
•3D Camera tracker has gotten an upgrade
•Layer Snapping is new
•Bicubic Scaling
•Find Missing for Fonts and Effects
•Purge all memory and DIsk Cache
•Pixel Motion Blur
The Pro Video Coalition has a preview of a new After Effects tool, Adobe Refine Edge. It is an extension of the powerful rotobrush, but with the ability to pull objects from backgrounds you never would have thought possible.
Sounds very cool, but rather than see this demoed, I would rather have it go out to Creative Cloud users. I thought that was the point of paying more and constantly, that we would get early updates to software. And while we have, it hasn’t been anything for the production bundle, which is really what I need anyway.
Come on Adobe I want Premiere Pro and After Effects Updates, even if they are testing betas! Let us give them a try!
VideoCopilot announced the free update to Element 3D, v1.5 which includes a real-time glow feature and will be out next week! Woohoo!
And they say 3D shadows won’t be till version 2, but this still sounds awesome.
Just having started playing with this plug in recently I have been blown away by it’s power! This makes Invigorator Pro 3D seem useless, with it’s antiquated interface and slow as can be rendering.