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This one is meant as a alternative to the motion-tile method for creating camera shake.

Compositing fog elements seems like a pretty straightforward thing to do in After Effects. Shoot or render your fog element against black, and then Add or Screen it on top of your footage, right? Wrong. This method is incorrect. Let's go over why.

Docucam is an After Effects preset loosely based on the excellent Docucam in CS Tools for C4D. The preset simulates handheld camera moves and more

It shouldn't matter what rotation methods and parenting the original camera has, as it translates all of that into a free camera with only position, rotation, and zoom parameters.

A simple expression, using a little bit of mathematics, that will let you create circular and spiral motion paths.

Create an awesome Tilt Shift effect using a linear focus area.

This creates a random jittery motion in the Y axis. You can modify probability to make or less jitter, and the pos variable to define how large the jitter is.

Essentially, Inertial Bounce creates a bouncing motion of any parameter from one keyframe to the next, based on its velocity.

With this Preset you can create noise that woud appear on a TV with bad connection, you will find these kind effects for example in Horror Movies like 'SAW', spy movies etc.