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Adobe A er Eff ects 6.5 so ware continues to set new standards in motion graphics and visual eff ects for fi lm, video, DVD, and the Web. Off ering unmatched integration with Adobe Premiere® Pro, Adobe Encore™ DVD, Adobe Audition,™ Photoshop® CS, and Illustrator® CS so ware, A er Eff ects gives you the speed, precision, and power to be visually innovative as you meet production challenges and deliver quality results. Work faster, work smarter Animate layers using powerful keyfram- Gain new control with A er Eff ects Adobe A er Eff ects 6.5 optimizes ing controls. Quickly create innovative Professional performance and minimizes production text sequences using one of the 250 Designed for the most demanding bottlenecks. Take advantage of expanded professionally designed text Animation production environment, A er Eff ects OpenGL support, disk caching, and a Presets. And expand your creative range Professional includes everything in A er host of user interface enhancements with more than 150 visual eff ects. Eff ects Standard plus much more. With that make using A er Eff ects even more A er Eff ects Professional, you can track Meet production challenges intuitive so you can concentrate on and stabilize motion, use advanced key- A er Eff ects helps you rise to any meeting tight deadlines. Easy to learn ing and warping tools, add or remove challenge by delivering versatile tools, and use, A er Eff ects also delivers tight grain in footage, work with more than 30 including enhanced vector painting integration with Adobe Premiere Pro, professional visual eff ect plug-ins and an and cloning capabilities similar to those Adobe Encore DVD, Photoshop CS, advanced particle system, enjoy 16-bit- in Photoshop CS. Use them to remove Illustrator CS, and content from other per-channel color and additional audio unwanted elements, retouch frames, leading video editing and 3D animation eff ects, automate tasks with comprehen- and add new facets to your work. Adjust so ware. It is complemented by a broad sive scripting support, and streamline the color of footage and other layers of selection of third-party plug-ins. output processes with network rendering. elements using powerful color correc- Be visually innovative tion tools. Control what’s visible in any Design motion graphics and visual layer by adding an unlimited number of eff ects that are as subtle or dramatic masks. Refi ne composites with precise as a project demands. A er Eff ects lets keying and matte tools. And effi ciently you precisely composite layers in 2D batch-render your work to most fi lm, and 3D space. Add multiple cameras and video, DVD, and Web fi le formats. create lights with realistic so shadows. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR MORE INFORMATION Windows Macintosh For more details about • Intel® Pentium® III or 4 processor (multiprocessor • PowerPC® processor (multiprocessor G5 Adobe After Eff ects, visit recommended) recommended) www.adobe.com/aftereff ects. • Microsoft® Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4 or • Mac OS X v.10.3.2 Windows XP® Professional or Home Edition with • 128MB of RAM (256MB or more recommended) Service Pack 1 • 150MB of available hard-disk space for instal- RELATED PRODUCTS • 128MB of RAM (256MB or more recommended) lation (500MB or larger hard disk or disk array • Adobe Photoshop CS • 150MB of available hard-disk space for recommended for ongoing work) • Adobe Illustrator CS installation (500MB or larger hard disk or • CD-ROM drive • Adobe Premiere Pro disk array recommended for ongoing work) • 24-bit color display adapter • Adobe Encore DVD • CD-ROM drive • For the Render Engine: System requirements are • Adobe Audition • 24-bit color display adapter the same as application system requirements. • Adobe Video Collection • QuickTime 6.5 software recommended • For OpenGL support: Adobe After Eff ects • Microsoft DirectX 9.0b software recommended supported OpenGL card. For a current list, visit www.adobe.com/products/aftereff ects/ • For the Render Engine: System requirements are opengl.html. the same as application system requirements. • For OpenGL support: Adobe After Eff ects supported OpenGL card. For a current list, visit www.adobe.com/products/aftereff ects/ opengl.html. Adobe Systems Incorporated 345 Park Avenue, San Jose, CA 95110-2704 USA www.adobe.com Adobe, the Adobe logo, Adobe Audition, Adobe Encore, Adobe Premiere, After Eff ects, Illustrator, Photoshop, and “Tools for the New Work” are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. Mac OS and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the United States and other countries. Intel and Pentium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. 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Printed in the USA. 95002848 4/04 Adobe® After Effects® 6.5 e essential tool for motion graphics and visual eff ects Work faster, work smarter Be visually innovative • Be more productive with performance • Speed up production by defi ning a • Composite and animate in 2D or 3D optimizations such as OpenGL support parent-child relationship between layers space using multiple cameras and lights. for extremely fl uid interactive compositing. to ensure the child layer inherits all the transformations applied to the parent. • Animate layers by setting keyframes at • Take advantage of disk caching to speed specifi c points in time for properties such up your interactive work. • Use post-render actions to streamline as position, scale, rotation, and opacity. back-end production tasks, such as creat- Or save time with Animation Presets. • Experience unmatched integration with ing proxies or replacing project footage Photoshop CS, Illustrator CS, Adobe with output from the Render Queue. • Create animated text with unprecedented Premiere Pro, Adobe Encore DVD, and ease. Type and edit text in the Comp Adobe Audition so ware. • Work with fi les of any resolution, and use window, instantly apply more than 250 commands such as Reduce Project and text Animation Presets, and much more. • Learn as you work with Tool Tips, context- Collect Files to manage them easily. sensitive menus, and comprehensive • Create visual eff ects using more than 150 online Help. • Share projects and fi les across Windows® plug-ins to blur, sharpen, distort, shatter, and Macintosh platforms. and more. • Create animations without using key- frames by defi ning Expressions that link the behavior of one layer property to that of another property on any layer in the composition. Groundbreaking text animation tools Use powerful tools to animate characters, words, or lines within a single text layer; animate properties that move smoothly across the same range; or animate an entire text layer as a unit. Be visually innovative Meet production challenges • Freely distort footage using a variety of • Perform touch-up and rotoscoping with • Produce professional output more eff ects, including brush-based Liquify built-in vector paint tools, including effi ciently using the Render Queue, the eff ect tools similar to those in Photoshop the new advanced Clone tool, which Advanced 3D Renderer, and more. and Illustrator. makes it easier to handle even complex cleanup tasks. • Export animations as compact • Save any combination of animation Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF), Windows parameters—including transformations, • Easily design, edit, and work with masks Media™ 9, RealMedia, or QuickTime masks, Expressions, eff ects, and text— using fl exible auto-tracing options and streaming audio and video fi les. as Animation Presets to quickly reuse RotoBézier masks. without setting keyframes. • Import and output fi les in QuickTime, • Adjust the color of footage and other layer AVI, MPEG-2, Windows Media 9, • Produce high-quality sound: Adjust elements using color correction tools RealMedia, native Photoshop (PSD), audio levels precisely, apply Delay or similar to those in Photoshop, as well as SWF, Cineon, SGI, TIFF, TGA, Maya IFF, Backwards eff ects, alter audio tone with Color Finesse™ for high-end corrections. JPEG, ElectricImage, Filmstrip, PDF, or Bass & Treble, and pan from one speaker WAV and AIFF formats. or channel to another. • Control layer transparency using keying and matte tools. • Preview your compositions on NTSC and PAL video monitors whether you’re using a Windows or a Mac OS X system. Powerful animation controls Animate still images, movies, and vector artwork by setting keyframes for layer properties. Produce eye-catching text animations quickly and easily using innovative controls. Cutting-edge visual eff ects Enhance, manipulate, and stylize images by applying an unlimited number of animated effects to any layer. After Effects includes more than 150 effects, including Scribble, Liquify, Shatter, and Lightning. Gain new control with A er Eff ects Professional • Zero in on any element with the fast, • Apply advanced warping and distortion • Expand your 3D compositing options accurate Motion Tracker, which lets you eff ects to stretch, shrink, skew, and twist with powerful 3D channel eff ects. use as many points as you like or standard any layer. Use Mesh Warp, Reshape, Import camera data from Alias Maya one-, two-, and four-point settings; track Bézier Warp, Scatter, and Bulge to and Discreet 3ds max. change in scale or just horizontal or verti- warp images. cal movement; and edit the motion path. • Create a precise morph from one complex • Design and manipulate images with more mask shape to another using the Smart • Get fi nished output faster with network than 30 additional eff ects, including Mask Interpolation keyframe assistant.
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