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Read the product description for more details. A Web Edition will be accessible from your Account page after purchase. The 15 project-based lessons in this book show users step-by-step the key techniques for working in After Effects. Learn how to create, manipulate, and optimize motion graphics for film, video, DVD, the web, and mobile devices.

Gain hands-on experience animating text and images, customizing a wide range of effects, tracking and syncing content, rotoscoping, and correcting color. Create Motion Graphics templates in After Effects so colleagues can make specific edits in Premiere Pro without accidentally changing other critical settings. The online companion files include all the necessary assets for readers to complete the projects featured in each chapter as well as ebook updates when Adobe releases relevant new features for Creative Cloud customers.

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Verified Purchase. Is this a bad book? But is it good? Is it complete? Is it comprehensive? Can you easily find specific information? First of all, let me say this, so that anybody reading the review has some idea of where the reviewer is coming from. I used to use AE quite a bit several years ago, but I basically haven't touched it since at least So there's a LOT I don't remember too clearly about exactly how everything works, and it's a complex program, obviously.

And just as obviously, there have been a lot of updates even though the basics are the same. I always used the Trish and Chris Meyer books in the past, but the last published edition was in So, as far as books There are a lot of random videos out there, and there's also lynda.

First, the good: This book is well-written, and the examples are clear. The tutorials are fun and well-paced, also well-explained. The basics are The problem came in when I started thinking about how well this would all work for someone who was a REAL beginner rather than a past user who just hadn't picked up the new edition for a few years. Because the truth is, the basics aren't really covered, and here's the proof. It's pages. The Classroom in a Book is pages.

Lots and lots and lots of the essentials have been cut out. Look for a list of keyboard shortcuts-- it's not there. Look for the older, much longer chapters going into detail about fundamental concepts like layers and keyframes and editing-- not there. Look for xyzabc etc etc etc In pages, it CAN'T be there.

So why not just go to a source like lynda. I've had that membership for a long time, and I think I might even renew it again. There is no reference manual. And that's what the Classroom in a Book desperately needed to be.

I do not have a lot of patience for going through videos and spending literally ten or twenty times the amount of time I would spend to look up something in a true reference book. Sometimes, we need specific pieces of information easily and quickly accessible and put together in an understandable way rather than having to sit through several twenty minute videos to try to figure out something very specific that we want to do.

The Adobe help and user forums are absolutely not a solution either, which is too bad. What really needed to happen is for Trish and Chris Meyer to keep coming out with books, whether in print or online format. But I don't think it's enough.

I haven't decided yet if I'll be returning this book, but that might happen, even though it isn't exactly bad PROS: Does have some good info Tutorials are well written Does cover some of what you need to know Online version included with the purchase is very nice. CONS Does not cover the basics very well Does not contain comprehensive information about the nuts and bolts of AE in the way that the Trish and Chris Meyer books did Not a reference book, which it needed to be Not long enough Emphasis on tutorials rather than constructing the "building blocks" of the basic knowledge you need to use AE as a tool.

WAY too expensive for what it is. Overall, this isn't a bad book to have in your library Even though it doesn't have info on the most recent updates, it comprehensively covers the basics, and the new CiaB does not. I've used a few classroom in a book textbooks for my graphic design courses at Arizona State. This book is just terrible compared to the books for InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator. This book is full of typos, small dark pictures, and unclear instruction. I would not suggest getting this if you're a complete newbie to After Effects.

If you've managed to mess around with the program and have a good feel for it, I would suggest this book as a guide at best. However you would probably be better off saving your money and following along with a tutorial found on Google or Pinterest.

I don't think you ever work though a complete project. It's very disorganized and jumps around. Like the author was going "oh, let me show you this. There are 2 authors on this book and one of them is very good. The other, not so much.

If you are using Ae or later, I'd look for a more current edition or be prepared to debug the lessons. It might be worth your while as additional learning, but it was frustrating thinking I was doing something wrong without considering the lesson was flawed.

They aren't all bad but lesson 13 in particular is bad. I was using Windows and the instructions I assume are for Mac and they didn't verify the lesson for Windows Additionally there are some variables in the other lessons that aren't always correct.

All of that being said it is a nice introduction to basic and and advanced features of Ae. I wouldn't pay more than 5 bucks for a version since the release of Ae So we got this book and neither of us can put it down so far lol. We are already pretty good with After Effects so we went ahead and read through the first couple of chapters pretty quickly. However, nothing beats learning the formality of how it all works and really understanding your tools and exactly how capable this software actually is.

This book is great for a beginner and an awesome reference for the experienced. I really wish I had taken the bad reviews to heart. It's extremely frustrating, what with the mistakes in the book combined with very tedious and complicated instruction. It became too much to tolerate, even for a patient person, by the fifth chapter and I have, for now, given up on this book. This was a great introduction to After Effects. It's full of basic tutorials and some resource full tips for new updates and shortcuts included in the version.

However, there were a few misprints and missing information in some tutorials that I had to google search and ask a pro about. However, if you want to begin the steps of learning after effects Kindle version: Lots of typos. Long captions unnecessarily describe everything in each screenshot. I wonder if a draft copy mistakenly made it into the Kindle distribution. See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. Very good quality book, most of the things you'll find here are for beginners.

But there are also some more advanced techniques in it. And you will improve on the "easy" techniques from this book. One person found this helpful. I'm finding this book difficult to get in to. Everything is layed out step by step but there isn't enough explanation about what the different elements are and why you import some as 'footage' and some as 'merged layers.

Perhaps it's not for the beginner and it should state that.