Release year: 2022
Version: 22.2.0 Build 120
Developer: Adobe Inc.
Interface language: Multilingual (Russian is present)
Tablet: cured
Distribution time: before the appearance of the first 3-5 downloaders
System requirements:
Processor: Multi-core Intel or AMD processor
Operating system: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit) version 1903 and later. Note: Windows version 1607 is not supported.
RAM: 16 GB or more (32 GB recommended)
GPU: 2 GB GPU VRAM (4 GB or more recommended)
If you are using After Effects, it is highly recommended that you install NVIDIA driver 451.77 or later. Earlier versions of the driver have identified bugs that may lead to malfunctions.
Hard disk space: 15 GB free hard disk space; additional free space required during installation (installation on removable flash storage devices is not supported) Additional hard disk space for disk caching (64 GB or more recommended)
Monitor resolution: Monitor resolution of 1920×1080 pixels or higher
Internet: An Internet connection and registration are required for software activation, subscription confirmation, and access to online services.
Description: Adobe After Effects is a popular program for editing video and dynamic images, creating compositions, various effects and animation. Most often it is used for video processing (post-production), creating music videos, commercials, animation, titles, as well as many other elements that require digital video effects.
Adobe After Effects offers great control features, a wide range of creative tools, and the ability to integrate with other video applications. Thanks to an extensive library of plug-ins developed by third parties, Adobe After Effects is also used in print and graphic design to edit static graphics (photos, images created on a computer, etc.).
Benefits of Adobe After Effects
– Create animated graphics
Animate text and graphics with preset styles or customize them frame by frame. Edit, add depth, animate or convert to editable paths for even more unique results.
– Transform footage with visual effects
Remove unwanted objects, stabilize a shaky video, or create motion like never before. Correct colors, blur or sharpen images, distort frames, turn flat objects into 3D shapes and more.
– Powerful compositing tools
Work effectively with masks and layers and create animations on any layer. Individual control of feathering and transparency. Isolate foreground elements from the background in no time.
– Start with presets and guides
Get started on your project with preset styles, template compositions. Use a brainstorming approach and other creative time-saving tools. Get started with the walkthroughs right after opening After Effects.
Release Notes :
January 2022 (version 22.2)
Fixed an issue that caused some songs to crash when using the song profiler.
We fixed an issue that caused After Effects to crash when adding/removing drop-down menu items in the Essential Graphics panel.
We fixed an issue that caused Cineware to crash.
We fixed an issue that caused render queue items to be erroneously labeled Ready to Render.
We fixed an issue on Windows systems that caused the amount of memory used to exceed the allowable value when rendering projects containing 32-bit EXF files.
Fixed a bug in the Vegas effect that caused flickering when the Arbitrary Phase checkbox was enabled during multiframe rendering.
Fixed an issue in Draft 3D that caused composition tool cursors to appear in non-composition panels.
Fixed an issue in Draft 3D that caused RGBA values to not display in the info panel.
We fixed an issue that caused the color picker to not work in Draft 3D.
Fixed an issue with the 3D transform control that caused an error when using the anchor point tool with a layer at zero scale.
We fixed an issue with the 3D transform control that caused the multiple page view label to resize when interacting with the control.
We fixed an issue where it was possible to toggle 3D horizontal projection on and off during preview if Draft 3D was enabled.
We fixed an issue resulting in cursor flickering when resizing panels in After Effects.
