Adobe 12040118 - After Effects Standard, Руководство

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Video tutorial: Learn by Video, 3D camera tracker
3D enhancements
Ray-traced 3D renderer
A new Ray-traced 3D renderer allows for enhanced 3D capability. You can render compositions in a separate environment from the existing
Advanced 3D composition renderer (now called Classic 3D). Many of the existing capabilities of the Classic 3D renderer are available in the new
Ray-traced 3D renderer. Examples include soft shadows, motion blur, and depth-of-field blur. Options include beveled and extruded text and
shape layers, bending of footage and composition layers, environment map support and additional material options.
Resources:
Extruding text and shape layers (CS6)
Video tutorial: New features workshop: Using the ray-traced 3D renderer
Beveled and extruded text and shape layers
3D text and shape layers can take on a bevel or extrusion (or both). Properties such as bevel style, bevel depth, bevel hole depth, and extrusion
depth determine the look.
Resources:
Extruding text and shape layers (CS6)
Video tutorial: New features workshop: Extruding 3D text and shapes and modifying geometry options
Video tutorial: Learn by Video: Extruding Shapes
Bendable footage and composition layers
In the ray-traced renderer, you can curve 3D footage and nested compositions around a vertical axis using controls in Geometry Options:
Curvature: The amount of bend (as a percentage)
Segments: The smoothness the bend
Resources:
Bending a footage layer
Video tutorial: New features workshop: Bending 2D layers
Video tutorial: Learn by Video: Bending Layers
Environment layer support
Use 3D footage or nested compositions as a spherically mapped environment around the scene, visible on reflective objects.
Resources:
Environment layer
Video tutorial: New features workshop: Environment layers
Video tutorial: Learn by Video: Material Options (Environment Layers)
New material options
3D layers in the ray-traced renderer include additional materials properties, which affect how 3D objects interact with light. For example, you can
use reflection, transparency, index of refraction as materials properties.
Resources:
New material options
Video tutorial: New features workshop: Material options
Video tutorial: Learn by Video: Material Options (Environment Layers)
Fast Previews
Fast Previews supports options for working with different levels of quality when previewing. This menu button has been reordered from highest
quality and slower performance to lowest quality and faster performance. Some options have been renamed, and keyboard shortcuts have been
assigned to them.
Resources:
Fast Previews (CS6)
Video: tutorial: New features workshop: Fast Previews