Simulating Whip Pans
	In this video tutorial, Carl Larsen shows you how to create a whip pan (swish pan) effect using Adobe After Effects built in tools.	After Effects CS3 Transitions Tips'n Tricks Views: 5590 Permalink
visit |  share this  | error?  Summary: Moving and blending(dissolve) the layers into each other by expanding them with Motion Tile and use the motion blur switch to hide the tile-edges. Author: Carl Larsen Effects & Plugins Motion Tile (Min. Version: After Effects CS3, Category: Transitions, Type: Tips'n Tricks)
posted by peter17 on Jun 22, 2009

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