If you want to discuss motion design after effects, the business of motion design & the industry as a whole come and join my discord server! discord.gg/jnS6ZrMYX2 :D
You have no idea how much of a lifesaver this tutorial is! I've been looking at plugins to get this same kind of effect for a project for work, but being able to learn this myself is going to be so much more valuable! Love your tutorials and love your work! Thank you!
Thanks Ben, ur tuts are amazing! Love ur content! ❤️ Another tip. You can precomp the Chromatic Aberration, duplicate the original footage, place above the precomp and apply Find Edges. With tint and levels you control the effect then use it as a Luma Matte. In this way you apply Chromatic Aberration in the areas with higher contrast.
I’m not even joking I was thinking about it this week having rewatched “into the spiderverse” and wondered how I could achieve the bleed in After Effects, are you my FBI agent? Jk Thank you so much man this is amazing!
Oh my God, I've been emulating this effect for the longest time (using shift channels and moving the layers) but I've been using radial blur and rescaling layers to emulate the "vintage lens" effect--that optics compensation is A HUGE TIME SAVER!! Thank you as always, Ben!
Have you ever used FX Console before since I remember it helped me a lot when I first learnt about it when editing. Really cool tutorial teaching one of the most basic details of colour
Although I don’t have a computer that’s good enough to run after effects , I watch each and every one of your vids to try and learn something, would love it if you occasionally did some cool stuff with other art softwares. Love your vids and you discord is the most wholesome server
Because I'm a crazy person, I probably would have tied the rotation of the blue and green layers to the red layer ± 120°, then tied the vertical movement to the same, so I could keyframe a single layer. Probably would have even done it to a null. Fantastic tutorial as usual, Ben, and thanks for the feedback on my countdown video. - Amos
I mean who on earth would watch this astonishing tutorial and go " naaaah I'm gonna dislike this...". The single person who disliked this, you, buddy, lack some joy in your life
why use 3 different similar blurs? how does stacking blurs work really? i know it has different effects but how would i know when to use what for best effect? is there any video on this by you?
If you want to discuss motion design after effects, the business of motion design & the industry as a whole come and join my discord server! discord.gg/jnS6ZrMYX2 :D
10:25 "Like you might see on an epic anime, or Dr. Phill." - I'm dead
He really takes some risks in the later seasons
*cheerleader*
“What do we do!?”
“Label our layers”
“When do we do it!?”
“ALWAYS!”
RGB Split is my drug
Use responsibly my friend!
You have no idea how much of a lifesaver this tutorial is! I've been looking at plugins to get this same kind of effect for a project for work, but being able to learn this myself is going to be so much more valuable! Love your tutorials and love your work! Thank you!
you're the BEST!!!
Nope, it's commenters in the early squad :)
you really know how to pace your teachings 🙌
I've spent years searching this simple subtle look. Thank you.
Thanks Ben, ur tuts are amazing! Love ur content! ❤️
Another tip. You can precomp the Chromatic Aberration, duplicate the original footage, place above the precomp and apply Find Edges. With tint and levels you control the effect then use it as a Luma Matte. In this way you apply Chromatic Aberration in the areas with higher contrast.
I’m not even joking I was thinking about it this week having rewatched “into the spiderverse” and wondered how I could achieve the bleed in After Effects, are you my FBI agent? Jk
Thank you so much man this is amazing!
I've been sprung! *white van accelerates away*
So glad you found this useful :)
'now let's colour code our layers as well, because we deserve it!' - this phrase made my day :D great tutorial too, thank you so much!
thank you, this looks super neat and it's such a versatile effect!! ♥♥♥♥♥
Thanks for watching! I hope you get to use it in a project soon :)
I am constantly impressed by your creativity and enthusiasm. I love looking at motion design through your fresh eyes. Thanks Ben!
I've used this same effect on a ton of projects. It's super versatile.
Oh my God, I've been emulating this effect for the longest time (using shift channels and moving the layers) but I've been using radial blur and rescaling layers to emulate the "vintage lens" effect--that optics compensation is A HUGE TIME SAVER!! Thank you as always, Ben!
you create magic ben this is so sick!!!
Too. Much. Colours. "Explodes in Awesomeness" 😂
Thanks man for this tut 👍
I love generative exploration like this
Unreal, as always.
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. Truly the best!
thank you SO MUCH! I just stumbled across your account and cannot believe how many useful tutorials there are
thank you for the awesome, to the point content!!
Have you ever used FX Console before since I remember it helped me a lot when I first learnt about it when editing. Really cool tutorial teaching one of the most basic details of colour
Yes! One of my favorite plugins of all time, so damn useful. and FREE :D
I love watching stars collapse on Dr. Phil
Thank you so much for doing this!!
You absolute bloody darling.
Although I don’t have a computer that’s good enough to run after effects , I watch each and every one of your vids to try and learn something, would love it if you occasionally did some cool stuff with other art softwares. Love your vids and you discord is the most wholesome server
Thanks ben amazing tutorial yeah 😍🔥
useful
Thanks YG!
'Plugin Everything' has a free after effects plugin that does this as well. Love your channel dude, keep it up!
Great video!
Can’t wait to try Ben. Thanks for making it look easy for an AE newbie like me!
thx for this!
Nice depth
DUDE!! You are fucking awesome!!!
How come you outdo yourself every time?!!!!
lots of vegetables
@@BenMarriott haha
Because I'm a crazy person, I probably would have tied the rotation of the blue and green layers to the red layer ± 120°, then tied the vertical movement to the same, so I could keyframe a single layer. Probably would have even done it to a null.
Fantastic tutorial as usual, Ben, and thanks for the feedback on my countdown video. - Amos
Loved it!
I mean who on earth would watch this astonishing tutorial and go " naaaah I'm gonna dislike this...". The single person who disliked this, you, buddy, lack some joy in your life
The person who doesn’t like to do anything and was wishing for a version that was finished allready
What is the font you are using for the words RGB SPLIT in the start of the video?
VCR OSD from Dafont! :) www.dafont.com/vcr-osd-mono.font
@@BenMarriott Thank you!
Thanks a lot for this
I wish I could subscribe twice! haha
Can you do an RGB split adjustment layer? Is this a thing?
This was fantastic! Also, you may want to update the waitlist link. Got an error with the youtube redirect link.
Thanks dude, I really appreciate it. The link is now updated: www.benmarriott.com/courses
why use 3 different similar blurs? how does stacking blurs work really? i know it has different effects but how would i know when to use what for best effect? is there any video on this by you?
Hi! Do you have any trick to get rid of the hard edge when using the glow effect???
I like to imagine that Editor Ben has a mustache
for the second one, mine doesn't go white when I change the blending mode to add?
thank you for your video
0 Dislikes, now that's what i like to see
What FPS should I use?
A star collapsing.... on dr Phil.... not dr who... dr Phil.... 🤣
What program do you use for input display?
🔥🔥🔥
Downside, having to pay an insane amount of money just to use Adobe nowadays :(
10:30 ... "Dr. Phil"...? 🤔
Can you make a into for me
In before redgiant sues
Jake
-Me when I only label a single layer of the project
*We always label our layers*
How to edit like kurzgesagt