This is actually just click bait

Hey , i am already in your style craft course ,it is just awesome. I want to request you that plz keep giving us these precious courses . Its really rlnice . Thanks

I don't miss any of your videos. They are always top notch

Interesting look you went for! Didn't knew that spotlight trick! I'm stealing it, there's no way :3

AWESOME! THANKS!

👍

How ‘bout those Chiefs! 🙌🏽

nice.

As always a incredible tut from Cameron

It has been so long Cameron, hopefully you continue to upload more KZfaq videos 😊

No reason to overthink it: curves/levels and transparency does it 99% of time. Blending mode: add. Also time remapping for time sync.

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Awesome

Which mouse do you use for after effects?

Thank YOU

informative but what do u think a super computer is... isn't it just what u described

Just please, for JHF'ing C . . . don't use old film effects on stuff that is set after the 60's or so! It is like showing something set in the 1980's . . . in B&W with no sound (and lots of scratches and such)

Which mouse do you use for editing in after effects Sir?

Impressive! Thank you so much.

Hope you are keeping well. Your channel is amazing. Some of the best tutorials Ive ever had. Dont want the videos to end. perfect pacing, everything explained well

You sound like if tim gunn was straight is the only way i can describe it. This is neither a good nor a bad thing its completely neutral to me

Amazing, I love the way you walk us through the process in simple terms. Is there a way to change the rate of wiggle in the timeline using key frames? I have the wiggles, but I want to create some 'splices' where the film abruptly 'jumps',

Please Answer i want to be an editor which specs should i pick? Ryzen 5 6600H 16/512GB Or i7 8300H with gtx 1050/ti???

Great video but background sound really distracting, sorry.

cool stuff as usual!

Thank You!

This makes a lot of sense. I'm a veteran in photoshop but new to after effects and I can definitely see how it's way to time consuming to prepare every element in photoshop. I'm thinking about paying for your courses. Do you use this workflow of directly designing in after effects when possible for all your tutorials?

Thanks for this!

Hey Cameron, haven't seen ya around here for a while, hope all is well with u and all is good - miss seeing your content.

Well, done. How 'bout those Chiefs!

Thank you! really cool tutorial :)

your tutorials are soooo good Cameron, i need more and more, not only they inspire me they help me a ton.

Really good, thnx for sharing the process sir

Really on point! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. I did this whole of last week. Then i forgot how to do it. Now the 2nd viewer is just a replica of my 1st viewer, and vice versa, no matter which comp i try to change them to (next to the lock icon), the damn thing changes the other viewer too which defeats the purpose. I dont know how i got it to stick to a comp with some random keyboard shortcut or mouse click, but it was by fluke and i couldnt repeat it. Now i realize maybe the LOCK icon should be LOCKED after choosing the needed view.

AI better stand for Adobe Illustrator or else FU

What I9 though? Need one for animations and tons of plugins.

Pls add the link to the raw footage so that we can practice and ensure that the effects we put in, give the same output, and we got it right.

You are God, man! Just keep creating new content.. and would really prefer without using external plugins!

From the title, yes, it's not about supercomputer which makes me very angry on adobe how crappy their apps are like after effects. Totally not optimized.

finally Ive find nice and clear explanation 🎉 Thanks ❤

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thank you

thanks for this straight to the point, clear tutorial

It’s an add on, need to have after effects first!

Thank you so much!

So so so true

I keep coming back to this one! Nice work Motion Science! :)

Amazing tutorial! Full of possibilities

Awesome Tutorial ! Thanks quite a lot. Question: Is there an equvialent way of doing this in photoshop? Or am I stuck with the "screen blend mode" or the "Blend if" sliders?. Thanks and have a great week.