Introducing Silhouette Paint for After Effects
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Silhouette Paint is a new plugin from Boris FX that will change your VFX workflow. The best in class painting, cloning, and brush tools are available now in After Effects. Remove blemishes, paint out unwanted elements, all without a clean plate or opening a separate app. The Auto-Paint technology driven by Mocha tracking is truly mind-warping in speed and flexibility.
Learn more about Silhouette Paint and other plug-ins for Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro.
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If you have any questions just let me know in the comments.
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This is amazing - and the way you are able present it for us is fantastic!! Thank you man.
You're a god amongst humans Evan! Thank you for choosing the simplest way to explain.
It sounds like you having so much fun using this tool :) Brought a smile on my face
Thanks. It do get a little giddy. It might be from suffering with other brush tools for so long.
The best short tutorial ever seen for any plugin! You explained everything so clearly that even someone who does not use this software can follow. Subbed you mate.
WOWSA! Yes, we want more
I would love to see more in depth videos on this plugin. Keep up the good work.
The more there shall be!
Really well explained! 👏👏👏
Glad you think so!
This is incredible :O
Super cool. I've been wanting to develop my skills in beauty work - but presumed it would cost a lot to get a user friendly software. This seems to be affordable! Thank you for sharing!
Great tut Evan!
This was a gret tutorial. Very well presentend and yes quite mind blowing! More videos like this please.
MIND BLOWN.
Well thank you very much for tut. You are pure inspiration to me. Thanks for being there.
You are so very welcome.
Evan you explained it perfectly !!!!
Thanks!
Great quick demo!
Glad you liked it!
very interesting.
Thanx a lot!!!
Awesome! Thanks!
Well explained.
thank u
wow literal this is a Cloner buffer but in after effects?O:
amazing
Evan, did you mention that Silhouette Paint for After Effects requires image sequence files to work on?
I'm not sure about image sequence specifically. But you do need a layer of some kind. Maybe I misspoke about image sequences?
I don't know about After Effects specifically, but I believe the Paint plugin does its video rendering from the host (i.e. after effects, fusion, nuke, etc). The standalone version of Silhouette (the non-paint version) is what requires image sequences, although video is supposedly coming soon to that. The standalone version is effectively it's own compositor, and I'm mildly interested to see where Boris takes that.
This is a bit of a longshot, but i'm giving Silhouette a trial for a project at work and for the life of me I cannot get the painted fx to update in AE after doing the work.
I've traced a moving object with outlines, rebuilt the paint, saved and closed silhouette and nothing seems to happen in AE.
Anybody have any clues what i might be doing wrong?
Interesting. Have you cleared your cache before previewing? Sometimes frames can get stuck in the ram buffer in my experience.
thank you
You're vey welcome!
hey everytime i want to start it off i get a 1:1 error, would anyone would be able to help me with this
I'm not sure. I would get into the forums at BorisFx website. They can usually help out there.
Off-topic, what camera and mic u r using?
Now worries. These days I am using a Lumix g7 and the mic is a rode procaster into a Focusrite Scarlette.
@@ECAbrams Thx very much.
this is basically videocopilot 10 years ago. cant wait for this channel to post less and less and eventually drops a freebee once a year lol
This tool seems great, but turns out it's another annual subscription software. For $400USD/yr at that.
I'm sick of all these subscription software plans, they were bad enough when they were core programs but now it's plugins and extensions too. They just make me pay more for a thing over the life of use than I otherwise would have had I purchased individual versions. But moreover, I never own that thing with a subscription, I'm just renting it. If I stop paying I lose access no matter how much money I've sunk into subscription.
I just want to buy the thing and own the version. Nothing else to pay.
it´s even worth: I wanted to stop my subscription (cc) in the middle of a year and expected to pay for the rest of this year. But no way! Adobe wanted to stop my account right away and get me a bill presented to pay a higher price for the month I´m using cc. Now as a monthly discriber ...