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- Adobe After Effects 7.0 Studio Techniques
- Adobe After Effects 7.0 Studio Techniques
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter I. Introduction
- Why This Book?
- The Cult of Magic
- Truly Challenging
- The Keys
- About This Book
- If You ve Used Other Compositing Programs
- What s On the DVD
- The Bottom Line
- Section I. Working Foundations
- Chapter 1. The 7.0 Workflow
- Workspaces and Panels
- Making the Most of the UI
- Settings: Project, Footage, Composition
- Previews and OpenGL
- Effects Presets
- Output: The Render Queue
- Study a Shot like an Effects Artist
- Chapter 2. The Timeline
- Organization
- Animation Methods
- Keyframes and The Graph Editor
- ber-mastery
- Transform Offsets
- Motion Blur
- Manipulating Time Itself
- In Conclusion
- Chapter 3. Selections: The Key to Compositing
- The Many Ways to Create Selections
- Compositing: Science and Nature
- Alpha Channels and Premultiplication
- Masks
- Combining Multiple Masks
- Putting Masks in Motion
- Blending Modes: The Real Deal
- Track Mattes
- Chapter 4. Optimizing Your Projects
- Navigating Multiple Compositions
- Precomposing and Nesting
- Adjustment and Guide Layers
- Understanding Rendering Order
- Optimizing After Effects
- Onward to Effects
- Section II. Effects Compositing Essentials
- Chapter 5. Color Correction
- Optimizing Plate Levels
- Color Matching
- Beyond the Basics
- Chapter 6. Color Keying
- Good Habits and Best Practices
- Linear Keyers and Hi-Con Mattes
- Blue-Screen and Green-Screen Keying
- Understanding and Optimizing Keylight
- Fixing Typical Problems
- Conclusion
- Chapter 7. Rotoscoping and Paint
- Articulated Mattes
- Working Around Limitations
- Morphing
- Paint and Cloning
- Conclusion
- Chapter 8. Effective Motion Tracking
- The Essentials
- Optimizing Tracking Using 3D
- Extending a Track with Expressions
- Tracking for Rotoscoping
- Using 3D Tracking Data
- Conclusion
- Chapter 9. Virtual Cinematography
- 2.5D: Pick Up the Camera
- Storytelling and the Camera
- Camera Blur
- The Role of Grain
- Film and Video Looks
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