Basics: Introduction to After Effects
Course 2: Compositing the Frame: Adjustment Layers
By Evan Abrams , Motion Graphics Designer and Visual Effects Artist
About the video: Adjustment Layers
Overview
“Adjustment layers are a particular type of layer that changes everything under itself. These are incredible tools for compositing, so you should get familiar with them early. They do present some conceptual challenges. Make sure you practice and see how they can be applied and how they work. ”
In this video lesson Evan Abrams addresses the topic: Adjustment Layers, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 2: Compositing the Frame. Enhance your graphic design and video editing skills with advanced digital composition techniques, and create visually stunning projects..
Partial transcription of the video
“Adjustment layers in After Effects are very special. Well, they have all the same properties as other layers, and any layer can be made into an adjustment layer they do something very unique. Rather than creating any pixels or holding information, they modify or adjust everything that is under them. Think of them like a lens or a gel that will filter or distort anything that we see through that lens. But that lens itself will be applying any effect that we applied to it. That sounds like a trip, so let's see it in action in After Effects. Here we have one, two, three pieces of footage. And ...”
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Course summary for: Course 2: Compositing the Frame
Evan Abrams
By Evan Abrams
Evan Abrams is a prominent motion graphics designer and visual effects artist with a solid track record in the industry. He has collaborated with well-known brands and worked on creating impactful visual content for renowned companies.
His passion for design and animation has led him to specialize in Adobe After Effects, a software he considers his main tool for bringing creative ideas to life. With a broad vision and an innovative approach, Evan is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experience with those who wish to explore the world of motion graphics.
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