RE:Vision Effects SmoothKit v3.5.3 for After Effects Full Version Free Download

The ultimate blurring filter set that combines user directed controls and feature sensitive methods.

SmoothKit is a set of filters that complements and extends the features of basic blurs and sharpens provided by host applications. Each plugin in SmoothKit is carefully crafted with fine control to provide the ultimate in filtering. SmoothKit’s emphasis is precise control of the filtering process with no compromise on image quality.

Highlights

SMOOTHKIT FEATURES

• More options – SmoothKit is a set of blur and sharpen filters that complements and extends the features of basic blurs and sharpens usually provided.
• Retain features – Blur without over-softening important features and edges. Emphasis is on precise control with no compromise on image quality.
• Better sharpening – SmoothKit sharpens with much less ringing, using a proprietary sharpening algorithm.

FEATURE SPECS

• Preserve Edges – Soften areas while preserving sharp edges.
• Choose what to process – Selectively filter the luminance, or the chrominance, or each of the RGB channels independently.
• Sharpen – Sharpen plugin with a proprietary technique that significantly reduces usual sharpening ringing artifacts.
• Reduce staircasing – Includes a jaggie-reducing filter, to help eliminate staircasing.
• Better median filter – Get much less blocky results with SmoothKit’s median filter.
• Compound blur – Optional grayscale images may be used to modify blur size on a pixel-by-pixel basis.
• Splines to control blur direction – Ability to use splines to control the direction of the blur at each pixel. (Not available in Premiere Pro, Quantel eQ)
• Blur using provided directions – Directional filtering with per-pixel direction and strength controls.
• Block artifacts – Intelligently reduces block artifacts in MPEG or other compressed footage.
• Temporal filter – Multi-frame (temporal) filtering with several useful processing modes.
• Depth of field – Z-blur uses depth maps for blurring control. Ability to change where the focal point should be.