By Steve Paris
If you’re a videographer and you need to create some special effects, chances are you’re probably already thinking of Adobe’s After Effects. It’s been available for 24 years and under the stewardship of Adobe since 1995. Just like Premiere, it is a powerhouse for videographers and often the only app they need to transform shots, apply effects and create dazzling titles.
So what has the 2017 version of Adobe After Effects CC brought to the table to entice graphic designers to upgrade?
Lumetri scopes
Well, let’s start with the biggest and most important change: the introduction of Lumetri scopes. They reside in the After Effects Color workspace, and you have different waveforms and vectorscopes to choose from, depending on the calibration you’re intending to make.
Obviously these tools are designed to help you with colour correction, and the Effects Controls grant you access to a Colour Correction Lumetri, where all the parameters are at your disposal to create vibrant, colour-accurate versions of your original clips.
What’s really important here is that this is all about video, not still images, and colour can and does change over time. Which is why these scopes …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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