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Tag Archives: after effects
Comparing different stabilization features in video editing programs
From the always-fabulous Duck Duck Collective! This video focuses mainly on showing how Adobe After Effects CS 5.5 uses its warp stabilization to make post-processing video much better than its competition.
Canon 7D video slowed down to 1000fps
7D 1000 fps from Oton Bačar on Vimeo. Using an After Effects plugin called Twixtor, Oton Bačar was able to take video taken at 60fps on a Canon 7D and slow it down to approximately 1000fps without it looking completely … Continue reading
Adobe After Effects crash reports
The Future Stack has a page of amusing dialog boxes of crash reports for Adobe After Effects that really make me want to take the time out to fill in the problem description space more often.
