Stu Maschwitz releases ProLost Burns v1.6 for $3.99
Stu has updated his ProLost Burns effects. You can read all about them, or order them for $3.99. It is a simple and easy way to create the Ken Burns effect within After Effects.
Thanks Stu!
Stu has updated his ProLost Burns effects. You can read all about them, or order them for $3.99. It is a simple and easy way to create the Ken Burns effect within After Effects.
Thanks Stu!
MacTech has the announcement, and it is a free upgrade for current users or $249.99 for new users on sale for $199.95. This is an awesome set of plug-ins that I use all the time, and can’t recommend it more highly.
Looks very cool. A bit too much for me to get and play with, but does seem very fun.
Zach Locatt has released the Create Picotal Null script at AE Scripts. It lets you quickly create a null at key layer points and parent layers to that null. It is $5.99 or name your own price.
Here is the control panel.
Again, looks very useful, I just wish there was a way to have all my scripts in the cloud and be able to use them wherever I log in, as I work in too many other bays, and hate to get used to things that make my life easy when I can’t use them elsewhere!
Check out free photoshop grid’s plug in called GuideGuide. It’s free, and great when you need to be precise. Works with CS5 and CS6.
Richard Harrington over at Creative Cow has posted 2 free Adobe Premiere Pro Plugins.
A simple mask with rectangular or elliptical masks.
Anda a Vignette plug in.
Both are from Creative Impatience. They also have a Feathered Crop and a Power Window plug in available.
Free is always good.
Petapixel has an article on the beta of the new Piccure Camera Shake Reduction Plug in that you can download for free for 14 days to try to give feedback. Looks pretty amazing, I am looking forward to giving it a go. Be interesting to see if it is better than Adobe’s own solution which is coming with the next cloud version of creative cloud.
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.