Adobe After Effects Professional 7 (EN) Win32, TLP Commercial 15000-24999 54018993TT User Manual

• Compare foreground information in a scene against a precisely matched, static 

background “clean plate” and leave only the pixels that are different (Professional 
edition only).

• Derive the key from border pixels that you select by creating a rough mask around the 

edges of the object. This helps out in difficult keying situations. (Professional edition 
only.)

• Spread or choke the selection area of any alpha channel with a subpixel level of control 

(Professional edition only).

• Perform your most demanding digital intermediate work within After Effects using 

Color Finesse from Synthetic Aperture, a full-featured color-correction environment 
containing high-end telecine-style correction tools.

• Adjust colors on layers over time using color-correction tools similar to those in 

Photoshop, including Brightness & Contrast, Channel Mixer, Color Balance, Levels, 
Tint, and more.

• Automate color correction over time while preserving the shadows and highlights 

within the frames using the Photoshop style Shadows/Highlights effect.

• Enhance the contrast of footage over time with Photoshop style Auto Color, Auto 

Contrast, and Auto Levels controls.

• Adjust the tonal range of an image with complete control—for example, decrease blues 

in the shadows and increase them in bright areas. Also import curve settings from 
Photoshop.

• Adjust the hue, saturation, and lightness of individual color components on a layer. 

Adjust up to six separate user-defined hue ranges.

• Sample the exposure of a single reference frame and adjust the exposure of all other 

frames to match it (Professional edition only).

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 Maximize audio quality in your projects with new support for 32-bit audio. Import  

32-bit audio files mixed and mastered in Adobe Audition® software. Fine-tune audio 
levels precisely using VU meters with peak and clip indicators on the Audio panel.

• Prepare and resample audio using sampling rates from 8kHz to 96kHz (Mac OS) or 

8kHz to 96kHz (Windows®).

• Create keyframes to represent audio.