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I am interested to know how others use these content items,especially when making animated scenes.
Some items have multiple layers, which I am curious about.
If you have an effect or particle psd file with many layers I would think you could go through a frames sequence by adding or subtracting layers.
I would rather ask than buy content, then find it doesn't work and ask for refund.
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Without knowing your workflow process for animation, it's not possible to tell if this is a good solution or not. I suppose these or any other Photoshop brushes could be used in compositing animation, but it seems like something like After Effects would be a whole lot easier. There are ways to get Photoshop brushes into After Effects, or you can use native AE effects filters.
Tobor, I agree with your response. The problem is... I don't own aftereffects.
You can own it for a month for free ... and if you love it, it's only $19.95 a month. That's the cost of a medium pizza. The amount of work you could save each month might be worth the price of a medium pizza.
Perhaps try HitFilm 4 Express which is currently free. Not sure if it will do what you are wanting
Hitfilm has really perked alot, in fact I read the application is now a full video editing similar to Sony Vegas Pro.
I quit all social media marketing several years ago, and the Hitfilm Express is offered free if you have a facebook login. No way I am going back into the social media nightmare. LOL
Also, I read recently MAGIX has bought all the Sony video editing software including Sony Vegas Pro and the complimentary applications.