Texturize your animations in After Effects

[@hengameh3891]

Thanks for this useful tutorial

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

You're welcome, thanks for watching! :)

[@언제나웃음-u8p]

Thanks. very nice!

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

You're welcome :)

[@MrYaraslav]

knew about this method but it was interesting

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

Thanks for watching anyway :)

[@fastreelauto]

Thanksssss

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@petersolomon5227]

Camp Keyframe - an American styled channel name for a Danish, or Norwegian sounding tutor? Please correct me if I’m wrong, but neither After Effects or Photoshop offer a scale, & colour tinting grain option? For reasons only known to Adobe, over a decade ago they discontinued what was first, independently known as “Grain Surgery” for AE & PS. This plugin allowed unprecedented still & video grain manipulation for these apps. Today, what we have is a re-working of the video grain in AE, but not the same for PS. If video & digital artists want an all ‘round grain tool for AE & PS, they need to go to Boris FX’ “Optics” suites.

[@endersonjosecanelonescorre5233]

"'Cause we always label our layers"

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

Haha yeah! Shoutout to Ben Marriott 🙌🏻

[@malbr8]

Where are the work files?

[@Xandercorp]

Feels like it's a bit too much to have all those textures in, but nice tut though.

[@CampKeyframetutorials]

Yeah it depends on the scene you are working in. Maybe all of these together are a bit much but you can use as much or as little as you want of course :) Thanks for watching!