The Video Copilot The Bullet Advanced AE & 3D Training comprises of 21 tutorials and over 5 hours of training, and shows you ways to achieve large-scale visual effects in an organized and powerful workflow. It features project files, help files, and source footage. You are provided with essential elements to generate a visual effects shot of Sam Loya firing a gun in slow motion.

Incorporating a 3-in-1 training for Cinema 4D, 3Ds Max, and Blender, The Bullet Advanced AE & 3D Training comes with built-in 3D camera movement, which eliminates the need for using match moving software with live-action footage. It introduces you to texturing and lighting with reflections and animation with null objects and groups using 3D software. You will also learn to model a realistic bullet and shell casing.

The Bullet Advanced AE & 3D Training covers multi-pass exporting and compositing and displacement effects and other creative uses for common plug-ins, and provides file management and workflow tips such as pre-comp proxies. You will learn to make elements from scratch, integrate the camera data when working between After Effects and 3D, and advanced color correction techniques.

The video tutorials of The Bullet Advanced AE & 3D Training show ways to build muzzle flash and smoke and animate slide actions. It also features ways to master the speed of After Effects, and comes with interactive content and a reference page with real images of a bullet. You are provided with built-in help that features common Q&As, and commonly used keyboard shortcuts and helpful tips.

21 Video Tutorials    Over 5 Hours of Training    3-in-1 Training    Cinema 4D / 3Ds Max / Blender    Multi-pass Exporting / Compositing    Texturing & Lighting with Reflections    Advanced Color Correction Techniques    File Management & Workflow Tips    Interactive Content    Built-in Help / Commonly Used Shortcuts

Comprises of 21 tutorials and over 5 hours of training

Shows ways to achieve large-scale visual effects in an organized and powerful workflow

Features project files, help files, and source footage

Essential elements to generate a visual effects shot of Sam Loya firing a gun in slow motion

3-in-1 training for Cinema 4D, 3Ds Max, and Blender

Comes with built-in 3D camera movement - eliminates the need for using match moving software with live-action footage

Introduces you to texturing and lighting with reflections and animation with null objects and groups using 3D software

Model a realistic bullet and shell casing

Learn to make elements from scratch and integrate the camera data when working between After Effects and 3D

Advanced color correction techniques - learn to correct specific portions of footages and fine tune skin tones

Covers multi-pass exporting and compositing and displacement effects and other creative uses for common plug-ins

Provides file management and workflow tips such as pre-comp proxies

Build muzzle flash and smoke - use After Effect's built-in Particle system generator to make fiery blasts and micro sparks

Animate slide actions - animate the subtle movement of the slide action

Master the speed of After Effects - learn to save on rendering by pre-rendering common items and comps, and about proxies

Multi-pass rendering - all components of a scene such as lighting, shadows, and reflections become individual layers in After Effects; interactively make changes; saves time when rendering

Comes with interactive content and a reference page with real images of a bullet

Built-in help - features common Q&As

Commonly used keyboard shortcuts and helpful tips

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible with Panasonic lumix gh4? Do I need converter.

A: Yes it is. No need to buy a converter as long as you buy the micro four thirds version.

Q: 2. Will this lens work on Canon 80d?

A: Sorry, I don't know. I have Canon 60D.

Q: 3. will this lens work on a Pentax me super body?

A: Yes, the Rokinon 85mm f/1.4 AS IF UMC Lens for Pentax K will work with the Pentax ME Super body.

Q: 4. What is the thread size !

A: There is no thread. The front lens sticks out too far to allow the use of filters. I use the lens mainly for night photography and really like it.

Q: 5. will lens work with canon t6i?

A: Yes, it does.

Q: 6. is this works on Nikon d810 for Astro photography??? SPL for milkyways and landscapes ??

A: As you own a full-frame camera, yes, the Samyang 35mm f/1.4 AS UMC Lens for Nikon F (AE Chip) may be used on the Nikon D810 DSLR camera to photograph the Milky Way. However, I say that with a caveat. 35mm is normally the shortest wide angle lens that is typically recommended for use when trying to photograph the Milky Way with a full-frame camera for two main reasons: First, it is one of the shortest focal lengths that will still allow you to capture a majority of the Milky Way. Second, with shorter wide angle lenses, you have a shorter amount of time before the rotation of the Earth starts to cause star trails, which can make your image look slightly blurry. It simply depends on what you are trying to capture. The Samyang 24mm f/1.4 ED AS UMC Wide-Angle Lens for Nikon, B&H # SA2414AEN, may allow you to capture more of the landscape and the Milky Way, and allow you to have longer exposure times to capture detail before incurring star trail issues, but it is a personal preference.

Q: 7. For 75% stills use and 25% video, would this be the better lens or the T1.5 DS cine lens? Thanks

A: If it is primarily for photos, this lens would be the better option. If it were more on the video side, at that point I would say the T1.5 would be a better go to option.

Q: 8. Can I control the aperture of the lens with my camera on a Sony body and shoot with Aperture priority. I am a little bit confused because some of the reviews online make it sounds like it only works for Nikon body

A: My camera is a Sony a77II. I use this lens on aperture priority. Aperture adjustments are made manually on the lens. Camera adjusts shutter speed depending on conditions. I have enjoyed the lens. Have taken some great portrait shots. It does require more work from the photographer ie. manual focus and aperture adjustments which is not a bad thing for an amateur like me.

Q: 9. Can it be adapted to micro four thirds camera with a simple Nikon f/g MFT adapter?

A: Yes you could use an adapter like this one. https://bhpho.to/2HDHV81

Q: 10. Does this focus in the opposite direction as my Pentax lenses? In other words, does it focus the Nikon/Pentax way or Canon/Zeiss way?

A: It focuses the Canon/Zeiss way.