After Effects and Photoshop: Animation and Production Effects for DV and Film, Second Edition - page 1
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- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- BackCover
- After Effects and Photoshop - Animation and Production Effects for DV and Film
- Foreword
- Introduction
- Who Should Use This Book
- What s Inside
- How to Contact the Author
- Part I: Connecting Photoshop, ImageReady, and After Effects
- Chapter 1: Basic ImageReady Animation, Tweening, and Layer Styles
- Pre-Animation: Painless Tweening in ImageReady
- Applying Depth and Realism to Animations
- Chapter 2: Photoshop Layers and After Effects
- Transferring Layers with Style Effects
- Displacement Maps: Static Layers in Motion
- Chapter 3: 3-D Layers from Photoshop Layers
- Animation with a Camera in Motion
- Duplicating Layers in Motion
- Part II: Applying Animation Concepts
- Chapter 4: Cause and Effect
- Gravity: Smooth Landing
- Gravity and Collision: The Bounce and Hang Time
- Gravity and Recoil: The Yo-Yo
- Inertia and Friction: What a Drag
- Complex Animations: Combining the Techniques
- Chapter 5: Exaggeration Equals Characterization
- Bouncing and Falling: Defying the Rules of Gravity
- Rubber Planets: 3-D Animation Effects
- Kinematics: Human Figure Character Animation
- Part III: Clean-Up, Mattes, and Objects
- Chapter 6: Blue-Screen Garbage Mattes
- The Static Garbage Matte: Defining the Matte s Boundaries
- The Garbage Matte in Motion
- Preparing Frames for Rotoscoping
- Bringing Matte Techniques All Together
- Chapter 7: Rotoscoping Techniques with Photoshop
- Blue-Screen Matte Rotoscoping
- Stabilizing and Rotoscoping Old Movies
- Colorizing Old Movies with Photoshop Layers
- Chapter 8: Matte and Keying Plug-ins
- Ultimatte AdvantEdge
- zMatte
- Primatte Keyer
- dvMatte Pro
- Side-by-Side Plug-in Comparisons
- Chapter 9: Static Matte Painting in Photoshop
- Relocating the Location
- Chapter 10: Motion Matte Painting in Photoshop
- Masks and Mattes in Motion
- Simulated 3-D Mattes and Layers
- Chapter 11: Making Movies from Stills
- Simulated Forward Motion with Zoom Effects
- Three-Dimensional Moving Camera Pans
- Still Camera with Moving Subjects
- Part IV: Advanced Movie Magic
- Chapter 12: Scale and Speed
- Water Mass and Distance
- Creating Time-Lapse Footage
- Chapter 13: Color, Light, and Focus
- Matching Color, Lighting, and Focus
- Exposure, Lighting, and Transparency
- Using a Mask to Create Depth
- Chapter 14: Atmosphere, Film, and Noise Effects
- Adding Noise with the 55mm Faux Film Effect
- Creating TV Noise
- Creating Clouds and Fog from Photoshop Layers
- Making Smoke: A Real Barnburner
- Chapter 15: Motion Titling Effects
- Using 3-D Layers to Simulate 2-D Titling
- Animating Text Layers in After Effects
- Chapter 16: Custom Scene Transitions
- Painting a Transition
- Animating 3-D Layers for Transitions
- Appendix: Adobe Photoshop and After Effects Resources
- Technical and Training References
- Index
- Index_A
- Index_B
- Index_C
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