Wow, what a SEVERELY underexposed effect! This could be used for water splashes, painting on letters, decorating a cake, SO MANY possibilities! Thank you for the well-explained video man, liked and subscribed!
Dude this has gotta be one of the best AE tutorials I've ever seen. Not only is it so well explained and concise, you show how the effect works in tandem with other effects which leads to a little inspiration. Easiest subscription ever.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much for actually playing around with the settings on-screen and talking about what each one does. So many other tutorials just say "enter 8 in this field" but never explain why or why we might want to do something different. You covered all the bases. Subscribed!
Finally! I’ve watched a lot of tutorials, not just after affects but many other programs… And usually the tutorials are terrible. They start out with rock ‘n’ roll music and they stumble all over themselves… Just atrocious. You are a breath of fresh air… The way you explain things the way you talk the way you show things is exactly what we’ve all been looking for! You are terrific!
My god, you are so amazingly helpful. I'm trying to learn all the effects on this software and you make the process so much more enjoyable! You're helping a lot of people trust me.
Big Thanks Jake! Never used, but can remember a fewer times that could been so useful! For product pack shots (Candy, ice cream, toys, you name it...) Never too late! And happy 2022!
I would have lost a million-dollar bet if someone had told me there was a built-in AE effect called "Glue Gun". Never heard of it or noticed it until this moment.
This is one of those ugly useless effects...but once you start tweaking the settings like you did, you can get very awesome and realistic effects! Thanks Jake, you explain so nice! Big hugs! :)
Jake would you say the composite effect is something you use quite often in your work? Because every time I see it used I get the feeling this is something I really need to be taking advantage of. However in the past I would fiddle with it, get frustrated, and then fall back probably into old habits.
Help please.. How to make cc glue gun object moving with other objects by scaling? I made some nuts and chocolate chunks which are floating near a coffee glass and also I need to make floating parts of liquid caramel... But, the think is all the objects should appear at start of the video and disappear at the end by scaling. But the adjastment layer with my floating caramel doesn't scale despite I made it a 3D layer, tried to parent it to a null object.. Could you please help me to solve this problem?
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much for actually playing around with the settings on-screen and talking about what each one does. So many other tutorials just say "enter 8 in this field" but never explain why or why we might want to do something different. You covered all the bases. Subscribed!
