Historically, if you’d applied an effect to a clip, every frame that had been cached with those changes would have to be dropped and rebuilt should you make even the slightest alteration to the effect. This has been incorporated into After Effects for a few years now, but Adobe has now begun to use it to accelerate some of the special effects it offers. As you might expect, this too is a processor intensive effect, but it can do a great job of rescuing blurred frames, especially if you use the high quality Deblur option.Īnother welcome addition to After Effects is GPU-based acceleration via Open CL. With that in mind, After Effects has the Camera-Shake Deblur effect. While the results are good and in fact better than previous versions of After Effects, you may still encounter the odd frame that’s been blurred in the process, especially if the original shot was too jerky. This is usually quite processor intensive, especially for a long video clip. Stabilisation chopsĪdobe has also improved the app’s stabilisation tools, which represent a combination of cropping and on-the-fly rotation to smooth out the movement in your shot. After Effects takes care of everything for you. The template encapsulates everything in its file, including any media you’ve used, making it incredibly easy to move around from computer to computer or user to user without fearing you’ve forgotten to include a crucial file. Once you’re happy with your template, you can save it to your library or even to Creative Cloud to share it with others.
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