This After Effects tutorial shows you how to create a healing effect that happens over time as seen by many super heroes. It covers advanced motion tracking tips and compositing.
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Expand the boundaries of footage in After Effects
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Make a pulse or pulsating wave effect in After Effects
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Animate rotation in Adobe After Effects
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Animate scale in Adobe After Effects
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Create a dissolving text transition in After Effects
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Make a first-person binocular effect in After Effects
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Copy masks & paste them as keyframes in After Effects
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Create a running numbers effect in Trapcode Form
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Import footage into PFTrack and export it to Cinema 4D
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Change the language to English in After Effects
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Make a CCTV monitor effect in After Effects
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Do a shatter & disintegration effect in After Effects
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Make your film look like it was taken using a Super 8 in After Effects
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Change the color of an object in After Effects
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Get rid of edge seams in Adobe After Effects
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Turn a 2D still image into a 3D space using After Effects
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Create a colorful abstract animation in After Effects
How To:
Make abstract waves in After Effects with the Trapcode Form plug-in
How To:
Create an odometer in After Effects
How To:
Link a layer to a null object in Adobe After Effects CS5
How To:
Expand the boundaries of footage in After Effects
How To:
Make a pulse or pulsating wave effect in After Effects
How To:
Animate rotation in Adobe After Effects
How To:
Animate scale in Adobe After Effects
How To:
Create a dissolving text transition in After Effects
How To:
Make a first-person binocular effect in After Effects
How To:
Copy masks & paste them as keyframes in After Effects
How To:
Create a running numbers effect in Trapcode Form
How To:
Import footage into PFTrack and export it to Cinema 4D
How To:
Change the language to English in After Effects
How To:
Make a CCTV monitor effect in After Effects
How To:
Do a shatter & disintegration effect in After Effects
How To:
Make your film look like it was taken using a Super 8 in After Effects
How To:
Change the color of an object in After Effects
How To:
Get rid of edge seams in Adobe After Effects
How To:
Turn a 2D still image into a 3D space using After Effects
How To:
Create a colorful abstract animation in After Effects
How To:
Make abstract waves in After Effects with the Trapcode Form plug-in
How To:
Create an odometer in After Effects
How To:
Link a layer to a null object in Adobe After Effects CS5
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rad
Really nice tutorial, very useful for sci-fi films!
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