 Reviving AE Lens Flares with Trapcode Shine | ||||||
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Motion designer Harry Frank shows how to breath new life or make a retro look with standard After Effects Lens Flare by using Shape Layers and Trapcode Shine.
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After Effects CS3 Lights Tips'n Tricks Views: 6334 Permalink | ||||
The basic idea is first to create a Null Object to control the center of the flare.
Apply the "Lens Flare" and afterwards "Trapcode Shine" with the desired color. Pickwhip the Flare Center and the Source Point from Shine to the Null Objects Position. Then make a new shape Layer with selecting the Polystar, play with the settings and then duplicate it and set the Track Matte of the first to Alpha Matte on the second. If you move the matted shape around incl. changing the Polystar Points and the inner radius you get some interesting interferences. Also pickwhip its position to the Null Objects Position. But watch it... Effects & PluginsLens Flare, Trapcode Shine(Min. Version: After Effects CS3, Category: Lights, Type: Tips'n Tricks) | ||||||
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posted by vfx007 on Mar 04, 2009
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Red Giant TV: Episode 02: Binary Transition Part 2 | |||
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In this Episode, Aharon shows you how to improve on and finish the binary transition project by working with Time Remapping and Camera animation. Plus, see how Magic Bullet Looks and Trapcode Shine help add the finishing touches.
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After Effects 7 Pro Transitions Video-/Tutorials Views: 4403 Permalink | |
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posted by vfx007 on Dec 21, 2008
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Modulate the intensity of Lens Flare based on an obscuration layer | |||
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With this preset you can cause the opacity of a layer to control the brightness of a "Lens Flare".
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After Effects CS3 Lights Presets (ffx) Views: 6283 Permalink | |
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posted by mmo on Feb 20, 2009
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