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New Features in Adobe After Effects Part 2 — NAB 2013

New Features in Adobe After Effects Part 1 — NAB 2013

Speedgrade has a great organizational tool that allows editors to label the different layers in a project.  Also, check out the new Look Manager that gives users the opportunity to organize the stylized looks they’ve created and share or use them for later projects

There are great new features in Speedgrade, including the new Snapshot Browser.  Join Rich and Robbie as they explore how to use this great tool

In this episode Robbie Carman shares some of the quick highlights on the new Speedgrade user interface.  These new features include controls such as Continuity Checker, a playhead that allows for easy scrubbing, and a new element that gives users a extra way to look at a project

Adobe Premiere Pro now gives users an option to match the media source when exporting from the timeline.  Also, check out some of the new preset options, such as Kindle Fire, Android Tablet, and Barnes Noble Nook

Adobe Premiere Pro has a new re-designed linking dialogue that enables users to relink offline media faster, easier, and without a lot of searching.

When it comes to adjusting track height, every editor has a preference for size.  Adobe Premiere Pro now has an option that allows users to customize and save track height presets

There is a new upgrade for copying and pasting attributes from one clip to the next.  Now, a user can copy and paste selected attributes at a time

Check out this new take on a well-known effect, Gaussian Blur.  Rich and Robbie will show you how this editor favorite has some new accelerated features

Join Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman as they introduce the new Lumetri Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro.  This effect allows editors and colorists to view different looks using Speedgrade ensuring a more efficient workflow

Having references in your video is always helpful when working with clients.  In this episode Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman show you an easy way to apply, adjust, and display timecode.  Then, check out the new naming feature that allows users to label clips and display them on screen

In this episode Rich and Robbie show you how you can easily access the source settings of your RAW footage to make adjustments and corrections to the media.

Looking to pull together clips from multiple projects?  Adobe Premiere Pro now offers a great new way to search through different projects using the media browser

Check out this new and faster way to switch between video and audio views in the source window.