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Pixel Film Studios - ProDoodle 3D Nature - Hand-Drawn Nature Element Emissions - Final Cut Pro X

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Channel: Pixel Film Studios · 2016 · Film & Animation

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ProDoodle 3D: Nature - Hand-Drawn Nature Element Emissions
ProDoodle 3D: Nature is a package of over 30 hand-drawn nature animations made exclusively for use in Final Cut Pro X. Users can pick and choose from a variety of styles including leafs, suns, stars, and more. Users can customize dof blur, three dimensional rotation, and much more. ProDoodle 3D: Nature's simplistic style makes it the perfect complement for any Final Cut Pro X production.
Over 60 Presets
ProDoodle 3d: Nature's package transforms over 1000 hand-drawn pictures into amazing nature animations all fully customizable all within Final Cut Pro X. Simply select a ProDoodle 3d: Nature generator and drag it above media or text in the Final Cut Pro X timeline. Stretch each generator to desired end location with a click of a mouse.
Fully Customizable
ProDoodle 3d: Nature each preset is fully customizable with a click of a mouse. Users have total control over color, rotation, physics, velocity, birth rate, camera control, scale, size, life and more.
On-Screen Controls
ProDoodle 3D: Nature simple and easy to use on-screen controls give each user total control over rotation, overall scale, and position. With easy to use on-screen controls users can place each nature element generator in the perfect position or angle with just a click of a mouse all within Final Cut Pro X.
Designed for Final Cut Pro X
ProDoodle 3D: Nature was professionally designed to work seamlessly inside of Final Cut Pro X. As a generator effect, each ProDoodle 3D: Nature preset can be dragged and dropped onto media and previewed in real time. With the published parameters found in the FCPX inspector, users have the ability to make further adjustments with just a few clicks of a mouse.

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