What is Adobe After Effects?

Adobe After Effects is a software application for creating endless digital visual effects and animations. Adobe After Effects is used in producing digital visual effects, graphics, applications and in the production of movies.

Some of the effects that it can be used for are following, keying, tracking, framing, animating, and composition. Adobe After Effects also works as a Simple Non-linear Editor, Audio/Video Editor, and Media Lite.

Adobe After Effects Creation and Development. Its first two versions were originally developed by a company from Rhode Island in Providence, firstly as Adobe After Effects 1.0 in January 1993 and 1.1. Adobe's first innovation in Adobe After Effects is Adaptation 3.0.

With Adobe After Effects, you can create, composite, and stylize 2D footage layers in 3D space. Adobe After Effects serves a different role depending on the user’s needs. A video editor might use After Effects more for title design, and an animator might use it for creating 2D cartoon characters. The reason why so many people have trouble defining what After Effects does is simply due to the fact that it does so many things, and does them well. It is ideal for editing footage, mainly due to the fact that it doesn’t have the same playback capabilities or layout as a video editing application. In an editing context, Adobe After Effects is usually used to apply effects after your footage has been roughly edited...READ MORE >>

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