After Effects Guru Mastering Cameras & Lights

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  Welcome
Mastering lights and cameras when animating effects in Adobe After Effects
What you should know before watching this course
  1 The Basics of Cameras
Making layers 3D
Depth without cameras (multi-planning)
A quick camera primer
One node vs two node cameras
Choosing different lenses
Working with orthographic views
Adjusting custom views and framing layers
Tips for moving cameras
Creating an orbit null with scripts
Basic tips for camera animation
Adjusting camera motion paths
Working with depth of field
Using depth of field commands
  2 The Basics of Lighting
Working with ambient and point lights
Working with parallel and spot lights
Creating a 3 point lighting setup
Creating shadows
Playing with a Layers Material Options
Using lighting in the C4D renderer
  3 Intermediate and Advanced Camera and Lighting Techniques
Cutting between multiple cameras
Animating a camera between multiple scenes
Photo projection mapping
Cameras and 3D photos
Helpful expressions for cameras
Helpful expressions for lights
Volumetric lighting
Mimicking camera movement from the real world
Useful plugins for camera animation
Using cameras with C4D Lite
Using After Effects cameras in VR production
  Conclusion
Next steps
If you work with 360 footage, Adobe After Effects allows you to work with cameras to add elements to your scenes and even track text and graphics to them. How does this all work? In this video, join instructor Nick Harauz as he takes a look at the benefits of adding cameras in After Effects to enhance 360 footage.

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