Description

• Double Exposure Kit gives you the ability to create absolutely stunning double exposure results with your images or video.Go beyond 2D with the ability to add a subtle parallax to your results, add dust particles, sparks, flames or bokeh. A beautiful, expressive project for creating a lasting impression on your audience.

Features

• Create Double Exposures from Images or Video
• User Customizable Primary Source, Secondary Source and Background
• 20 Modular Compositions
• 5 Seconds Per Module – Easily Extend to 10 Seconds
• Subtle Parallax (Optional)
• 3D Depth of Field (Optional)
• No Plugins Required
• After Effects CS5.5, CS6, CC, CC2014 & CC2015
• All Images Included (Excluding Main Female Image)
• All Fonts Free – Links in Download
• Demo From Preview Included – Use as a Base For Your Project
• Detailed Video Tutorials

Note: Video is only supported when it is used as the overlay element, not the primary object being isolated.

Version 2.1 UPDATE: New Tutorial: Explains How to Insert Video Instead of Images 

Effects Included

• 5 Static Grunge Textures
• 4 AE Native Textures
• 2 Dust Overlays – 10 Seconds – Loopable
• 2 Slow Motion Dust Overlays – 10 Seconds – Loopable
• 2 Bokeh Overlays – 10 Seconds – Loopable
• 3 Fire Overlays – 10 Seconds
• 2 Slow Motion Fire Overlays – 10 Seconds
• 2 Sparks Overlays – 2.5 Seconds
• 2 Slow Motion Sparks Overlays – 10 Seconds

Double Exposure Effects Are Great For

• Contrasting Elements – Show your viewer multiple sides of an object or character
• Complimenting Elements – Highlight elements that are related in a story or theme
• Past, Present and Future – Display the past in the present, or a glimpse of the future
• Similarities – Display similar elements, concepts or themes.

Use Double Exposure Kit To Create

• Still Images – An artistic way to showcase your still images
• Trailers – Show contrasting characters or events unfolding in your next trailer
• Sports Motion Graphics – Display highlight footage over your players or team
• Wedding Videography – Juxtapose wedding photos with the past or present
• Titles – Highlight characters or personalities in your title sequence
• Openers – Present early clues for your characters or story