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.
Adobe has released a quick YouTube Video of their new Camera Shake reduction tool for Photoshop. So very cool!
Photoshop Support has the news on the newly announced Perfect Photo Suite 7.5, which will be free to current users, $199.95 for the Premium Edition and $99.95 for the Lightroom and Aperature Edition.
I see this as a must have plug in for all photographers and photoshop users. They give upgrades for large updates and the program is always reasonably priced!
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.
At the Pro Video Coalition are a couple of great video interviews by Scott Simmons.
Worth Checking out.
Adobe has put up it’s page on Adobe Anywhere, the exciting new technology which will let you edit from anyplace, with all your data stored on a single server! This is going to be interesting to see what kind of server it needs to be run on, but this could really change things.
Unfortunately you don’t see enough places willing to let editors work remotely right now, but this could change. They could have a couple of high end suites in the office, for meeting with producers and clients, and the rest of the work could be done from home without even having to give the editor the information, it just all streams. Wow! Just have to get companies to understand how great this is, so us editors can spend more days working from home!
Scott Simmons at the Pro Video Coalition has a 3 page look at the new Premiere Pro.
This is getting me even more excited. The best thing is actually way down in the article, that you can now view audio with one click or keystroke in the viewer! Woohoo! Back to FCP 7 style ease of audio editing in the viewer!
And i sure do hope my Behringer MIDI control surface will work and not just EUCON and Makie surfaces! Hopefully any MIDI surface will work! Please please please Adobe!!
I do love that they are listening, even if it seems to take a little while, it certainly is faster than Apple ever did, if they ever listened at all, which to me FCP X proves they have not.
Now I just hope more companies chose Adobe over AVID, especially with the NVIDIA GTX 680 coming out for Macs!
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!