Realistic Fog Without 3rd Party Plug-ins

Realistic Fog Without 3rd Party Plug-ins

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  • Requirements: Just After Effects... enjoy!
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
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Creating atmospheres within a 3d app can be tricky and there are often times when you just need a quick turn around without having to worry about render time. Today we’re gonna look at how to create realistic looking fog without the use of ANY 3rd party plug-ins. Enjoy!


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  1. Dan says:

    Thank you for this. Very nice work.

    As others have said, you were a little quiet and hard to hear thru most of the tut. If you do more tuts (and I hope you do) some more volume on the narration would be most appreciated.

    Thanks again.

  2. kogyblack says:

    I couldn’t hear so much…
    I followed the tuto by the video, ’cause i couldn’t understand the audio.

    Beautiful effect, but you’ve done so many moves to do this.. I think it can be done without 3D positioning, thus laggin’ less your PC

    • sachin joshi says:
      Author

      yes it can done without 3d layer, but if you want some camera move then it is necessary.
      Sorry for the audio, i couldnt help it. Next time, i shall make it better.

  3. AmmarAhmad says:

    Its really good work basic tools but arranging very nicely keep it up
    thanks.

    See U Soon

  4. sernan says:

    Thanks for this tutorial, i am starting to learn AE and i should say this would be one of my foundations… Thanks again…

  5. malte says:

    Amazin tutorial man! just the one i was looking for. :)

    i used it my newest vid, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qq_RKXhvIEY

  6. Jay says:

    Hi,

    I would like to know where can i get/buy the CC presets?

  7. koba100 says:

    Thank you for this. Very nice work.

  8. JustFcuk says:

    I’d rather my teachers not be Indian.

    Tell the Gorilla to make a tut of this, and then maybe I’ll listen.

    • TheProfessor says:

      Wow. Couldn’t agree more. Really need to focus on the articulation of consonants and vowels before you record another tutorial. I’d rather listen to the computer generated voice.

  9. mushi mushi says:

    I can’t seem to analyze what you did with the particles. Help! Thaanks :)

  10. CG motionbox says:

    THANKS FOR THIS NICE TUT :)

  11. sam says:

    AMAZING TUTORIAL – thanks!!
    Your directions are very clear and concise – you are a very talented teacher.
    :)

  12. daniel says:

    Nice tutorial :)

    I just opened after effects the first time.. it was not easy at first, but then i found your tutorial..

    Because you didn’t skip any steps, i learned so much!!! Thx.. I made the effect and all.. althought, the 3Dimention, on the mist at the end of fog part was hard to understand. So i skipped it .. Still i get nice result..

  13. Billy says:

    Correct me if I’m wrong… which is highly possible as I am very new to AE but loving it… the title of this tutorial is “Realistic Fog Without 3rd Party Plug-ins” but isn’t the CC Blur portion of this tutorial using a 3rd party plug-in? Hard to follow step by step when you don’t have access to the steps. Please correct me so that I can continue. I love this effect. It looks brilliant.

  14. Cordeliyar says:

    Great tute, simple but effective exactly what I was searching for. And I didn’t have any problems following.

  15. Chris says:

    Without 3rd party plug-ins, huh? Last I checked, all the CC plug-ins don’t come with AE and they cost an extra $200. Misleading title.

  16. Wes says:

    Def a little tough to hear, but it didn’t hurt the tutorial in my opinion. Phenomenal job, you just saved me some money from purchasing plugins and stock footage. Thanks!!!

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