ادوبی افتر افکت CS4: کلاس درس در یک کتاب

Visual effects and motion graphics pros of all stripes - from broadcast professionals to VFX supervisors to Web designers who need to produce occasional video segments - will welcome the dramatically accelerated features provided in the brand-new After Effects CS4. This best-selling book has been revised to cover all that's new in this upgrade: the ability to import 3D layers from Photoshop; the Cartoon effect that converts live-action footage into stylized imagery; Adobe Device Central CS4, which lets you preview and test animations for mobile devices, and more. Designed around a single complex project that’s broken down into manageable lessons, this book-and-DVD package mimics a real-world workflow - but one that readers tackle at their own pace. The DVD contains all the lesson files and footage readers need to complete the lessons. Cover ......Page 1 Contents......Page 5 Prerequisites......Page 12 Optimizing performance......Page 13 Copying the lesson files......Page 14 Additional resources......Page 16 Adobe certification......Page 17 Lesson overview......Page 19 Creating a project and importing footage......Page 21 Creating a composition and arranging layers......Page 26 Adding effects and modifying layer properties......Page 29 Animating the composition......Page 37 Previewing your work......Page 44 Customizing the workspace......Page 47 Controlling the brightness of the user interface......Page 49 Finding resources for using After Effects......Page 50 Checking for updates......Page 51 Review questions and answers......Page 52 Lesson overview......Page 53 Importing footage using Adobe Bridge......Page 55 Creating the composition......Page 58 Working with imported Illustrator layers......Page 61 Applying effects to a layer......Page 62 Applying an animation preset......Page 65 Adding transparency......Page 68 Rendering the composition......Page 69 Review questions and answers......Page 74 Lesson overview......Page 75 Getting started......Page 77 About text layers......Page 79 Creating and formatting point text......Page 80 Using a text animation preset......Page 82 Animating with scale keyframes......Page 85 Animating using parenting......Page 87 Animating imported Photoshop text......Page 88 Animating text using a path animation preset......Page 92 Animating type tracking......Page 94 Animating text opacity......Page 96 Using a text animator group......Page 97 Cleaning up the path animation......Page 100 Animating a nontext layer along a motion path......Page 101 Adding motion blur......Page 103 Exporting to Adobe Flash CS4 Professional......Page 104 Review questions and answers......Page 105 Lesson overview......Page 107 Getting started......Page 109 Adding a shape layer......Page 110 Creating custom shapes......Page 114 Creating stars......Page 119 Incorporating video and audio layers......Page 123 Applying a Cartoon effect......Page 124 Adding a title bar......Page 127 Using Brainstorm to experiment......Page 130 Review questions and answers......Page 133 Lesson overview......Page 135 Getting started......Page 137 Animating the scenery using parenting......Page 138 Adjusting an anchor point......Page 142 Masking video using vector shapes......Page 143 Keyframing a motion path......Page 147 Animating additional elements......Page 150 Applying an effect......Page 154 Creating an animated slide show......Page 158 Adding an audio track......Page 164 Zooming in for a final close-up......Page 166 Sending the project to reviewers......Page 167 Review questions and answers......Page 169 Lesson overview......Page 171 Getting started......Page 173 Simulating lighting changes......Page 177 Duplicating an animation using the pick whip......Page 179 Animating movement in the scenery......Page 181 Adjusting the layers and creating a track matte......Page 184 Animating the shadows......Page 188 Adding a lens flare effect......Page 190 Animating the clock......Page 192 Retiming the composition......Page 194 Review questions and answers......Page 200 Lesson overview......Page 201 Getting started......Page 203 Editing a mask......Page 206 Replacing the content of the mask......Page 211 Adding a reflection......Page 214 Creating a vignette......Page 218 Adjusting the color......Page 220 Review questions and answers......Page 222 Lesson overview......Page 223 Getting started......Page 225 About the Puppet tools......Page 228 Adding Deform pins......Page 229 Defining areas of overlap......Page 230 Animating pin positions......Page 231 Recording animation......Page 236 Review questions and answers......Page 238 Lesson overview......Page 239 Getting started......Page 241 Creating compositions in Device Central......Page 242 Adding the foreground subject......Page 246 Using garbage masks......Page 247 Applying the Color Difference Key effect......Page 250 Choking the matte......Page 253 Removing spill......Page 254 Adjusting contrast......Page 256 Adding the background animation......Page 257 Adding text......Page 258 Preparing the composition for mobile devices......Page 262 Review questions and answers......Page 265 Lesson overview......Page 267 Getting started......Page 269 Adjusting color balance......Page 272 Replacing the background......Page 274 Removing unwanted elements......Page 278 Correcting a range of colors......Page 280 Warming colors with the Photo Filter effect......Page 283 Review questions and answers......Page 284 Lesson overview......Page 285 Getting started......Page 287 Building a 3D object......Page 289 Working with a null object......Page 299 Working with 3D text......Page 300 Creating a backdrop for 3D animation......Page 304 Nesting a 3D composition......Page 306 Adding a camera......Page 307 Completing the scene......Page 310 Review questions and answers......Page 312 Lesson overview......Page 313 Getting started......Page 315 Animating 3D objects......Page 316 Adding reflections to 3D objects......Page 317 Animating a camera......Page 319 Adjusting layer timing......Page 320 Using 3D lights......Page 321 Adding effects......Page 325 Adding motion blur......Page 329 Previewing the entire animation......Page 330 Review questions and answers......Page 331 Lesson overview......Page 333 Using motion stabilization......Page 335 Using single-point motion tracking......Page 343 Using multipoint tracking......Page 348 Creating a particle system......Page 353 Retiming playback using the Timewarp effect......Page 363 Review questions and answers......Page 368 Lesson overview......Page 369 Getting started......Page 371 Creating templates for the rendering process......Page 372 Creating templates for output modules......Page 376 Exporting to different output media......Page 381 Review questions and answers......Page 391 Appendix: Color Management in After Effects CS4......Page 392 A......Page 393 C......Page 394 I......Page 395 N......Page 396 R......Page 397 T......Page 398 Z......Page 399 Visual effects and motion graphics pros of all stripes - from broadcast professionals to VFX supervisors to Web designers who need to produce occasional video segments - will welcome the dramatically accelerated features provided in the brand-new After Effects CS4. This best-selling book has been revised to cover all that's new in this upgrade: the ability to import 3D layers from Photoshop; the Cartoon effect that converts live-action footage into stylized imagery; Adobe Device Central CS4, which lets you preview and test animations for mobile devices, and more. Designed around a single complex project that's broken down into manageable lessons, this book mimics a real-world workflow - but one that readers tackle at their own pace. Contains all the lesson files and footage readers need to complete the lessons. All of Peachpit's eBooks contain the same content as the print edition. You will find a link in the last few pages of your eBook that directs you to the media files. Helpful tips: · If you are able to search the book, search for'Where are the lesson files?'· Go to the very last page of the book and scroll backwards. · You will need a web-enabled device or computer in order to access the media files that accompany this ebook. Entering the URL supplied into a computer with web access will allow you to get to the files. · Depending on your device, it is possible that your display settings will cut off part of the URL. To make sure this is not the case, try reducing your font size and turning your device to a landscape view. This should cause the full URL to appear. "Visual effects and motion graphics pros of all stripes - from broadcast professionals to VFX supervisors to Web designers who need to produce occasional video segments - will welcome the dramatically accelerated features provided in the brand-new After Effects CS4. This best-selling book has been revised to cover all that's new in this upgrade: the ability to import 3D layers from Photoshop; the Cartoon effect that converts live-action footage into stylized imagery; Adobe Device Central CS4, which lets you preview and test animations for mobile devices, and more. Designed around a single complex project that's broken down into manageable lessons, this book-and-DVD package mimics a real-world workflow - but one that readers tackle at their own pace. The DVD contains all the lesson files and footage readers need to complete the lessons." - product description Getting to know the workflow Creating a basic animation using effects and presets Animating text Working with shape layers Animating a multimedia presentation Animating layers Working with masks Distorting objects with the puppet tools Keying Performing color correction Building 3D objects Using 3D features Advanced editing techniques Rendering and outputting. "Adobe After Effects CS4 Classroom in a Book contains 14 lessons. The book covers the basics of animating motion graphics and customizing effects, and provides countless tips and techniques to help you become more productive with the program. You can follow the book from start to finish or choose only those lessons that interest you."--Jacket