This software tutorial is an advanced color correction tutorial showing you how to color correct with the Colorista plug-in for After Effects. It assumes you already know how to use Colorista for basic color correction and will cover power masking. Learn how to use power masking and motion tracking for secondary color correction in the Colorista plugin for After Effects.
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Create fog and clouds in After Effects CS4 or CS5
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Create an eyecatching intro for your film or video using Adobe After Effects
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Use the glow plug-in in After Effects
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Change the color of an object in After Effects
How To:
Warp, deform, & explode 3D text in After Affects
How To:
Create a subtle ocean-like underwater scene in After Effects
How To:
Create fog and clouds in After Effects CS4 or CS5
How To:
Create a twinkling star effect in Adobe After Effects
How To:
Expand the boundaries of footage in After Effects
How To:
Create a wipe with a mask animation in After Effects
How To:
Give your architectural renderings a film look in After Effects
How To:
Create and use blur effects in Adobe After Effects
How To:
Create a flipbook effect in After Effects
How To:
Avoid the wobbly keyframe in After Effects
How To:
Create an old age 8mm film look in After Effects
How To:
Get 8 free VU meter plugins for Mac FCP, AE and Motion
How To:
Work with the scribble effect in After Effects
How To:
Use node-based compositing in Adobe After Effects CS4 or CS5
How To:
Smooth out shaky video footage in After Effects CS5
How To:
Make a light ray text swipe effect in After Effects
How To:
Create an eyecatching intro for your film or video using Adobe After Effects
How To:
Make a cool quick text effect in After Effects
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Create animations with the Puppet tool in Adobe After Effects CS5
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