Title:?Utilizing Effects and Presets in After Effects
Info:
In this series of tutorials, we will be getting familiar with effects and presets in After Effects. We will start by
adding multiple effects to a solid to get an understanding of how stacking order can change the appearance of an effect.
Once we’re happy with how everything looks we will learn how to save our effects as a preset that we can use again in
other projects. We will also take a look at how we can save presets for keyframes as well as shape layers, layer styles,
layer properties and even expressions. And finally, we’ll take a look at how we can browse the existing After Effects
presets, alter them for our project and then save them as our own user preset. By the end of this course, you will have
an understanding of how effects work and will be able to save time in your workflow by using presets to easily apply
commonly used effects and properties to your projects.
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Getting into AE stuff, now. Thanks, Diptra!