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Ramp
360° (Image): This image generator does the same
as the original Ramp, but it gives you the added power of
changing the angle of the ramp. The plug-in always calculates
the ramp according to angle and image size. This feature
is very useful while creating a matte which is not only
horizonal or vertical.
( Ramp
360° instruction )
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Blur
Alpha (Filter): Preset to blur just the Alpha channel.
One of our beta testers complained about having to change
channels over 30 times a day while using the Blur filter.
This filter saves the headache!
( Blur
Alpha instruction )
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Flicker
Filter (Filter): Just removes flickering, not sharpness.
An absolute MUST HAVE feature to get perfect video quality
when scaling down HD footage to standard video or using
any rendered footage. Doing compositing work? Add this Flicker
Filter to all graphic and text layers for best results.
( Flicker
Filter instruction )
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Percent
Blur Alpha (Filter): The preset of this filter just
blurs the alpha channel of the image - a simple but useful
difference to Shake's Percent Blur.
( Percent
Blur Alpha instruction )
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Wind
Blur (Filter): Keep this handy filter available, you'll
find new ways to use it. Great effect!
( Wind
Blur instruction )
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Random
Move (Transform): A much better random algorithm than
the one used in the Shake tutorial. The controls give a
stunning end result - you'll never want to use the Shake
version again!
(
Random Move instruction
)
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The
CGM Transitions are included as real Shake video transitions.
Simply enter the Shake Transition editing mode and choose
the desired effect in the mixer gadget.
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CGM
Slide Out - Example movie as H.264:
This is the Shake version of the CGM Slide video transition.
The outgoing video slides out of the screen to reveal the
incoming video. Movement is very smooth as it accelerates.
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CGM
Slide In - Example movie as H.264:
The incoming video slides in to hide the outgoing video.
The preset delivers a smooth deceleration movement; for
more complicated examples, the motion curves are splines
and therefore freely adjustable, as in all CGM video transitions!
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CGM
Slide Both - Example movie as H.264:
Both videos slide in and out at the same time. This video
transition also uses the "eased" motion curve.
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CGM
Gradient Wipe - Example movie as H.264:
You can use any pattern or movie as a wipe pattern for these
video transitions. The CGM plugin package contains 67 ready-to-use
softwipe patterns.
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CGM
Softwipe - Example movie as H.264:
This is the Shake version of the CGM Softwipe video transition.
Use any pattern or movie as the dissolve pattern and show
a color in the dissolve area. Originally invented by Klaus
Eiperle back in 1996, this effect is now an absolute standard.
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CGM
Edge Wipe - Example movie as H.264:
This video transition "wipes out" the outgoing
video with a customizable angle as the incoming video becomes
visible. More and more a must-have standard effect.
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CGM
Radial Wipe - Example movie as H.264:
The video transition "wipes out" the outgoing
video in a fully customizable radial area. You are able
to define the center and softness of the effect. The wipe
is always clean.
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CGM
Luma Color Dissolve - Example movie as H.264:
The video brightness is used as dissolve pattern for a kind
of dip to color dissolve. Sounds familiar? Yes, it's the
Shake version of the CGM Luma Color Dissolve.
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CGM
Zoom/Rotate - Example movie as H.264:
The outgoing video zooms, rotates and moves out of the screen
as the incoming video is revealed.
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CGM
Zoom/Rotate 3D - Example movie as H.264:
All available 3D operations can be customized to zoom, move,
and rotate the outgoing video.
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