Whereas in the past you've been able to buy a boxed version of After Effects either standalone, or as part of a suite of tools, Adobe announced in May that it was moving all its core tools to Creative Cloud only. This means that to get the latest version, you'll have to take out a subscription to the online service for a monthly fee, downloading the software rather than installing from disc.
The biggest change is the introduction of the new Live 3D pipeline. This has been well teased in advance of the release, but in case you’ve missed the hype it means that you can work natively with objects and scenes generated inside Cinema 4D without having to render them first. Imported files retain a live link too. This is a major boon, and makes it possible to quickly prototype changes to materials, lighting and camera angles without the pain of having to re-render continuously. It also means that you don’t need a copy of C4D to work with files generated with it.
Features
Live 3D Pipeline
Refine Edge tool
Warp Stabilizer VFX
3D Camera Tracker
Global Performance Cache
Optimized and accelerated
Pixel Motion Blur
Text and shape layers
Essential bundled software
Rich developer community
Deep, accurate color
Bicubic resampling
Motion control tools
Support for multiple dimensions
Hundreds of effects
Tools to mask, key, and rotoscope
Streamlined user interface
Animation presets
Expression and scripting languages
Paint and clone tools
Avid AAF and FCP 7 XML import
Support for multiple media types
Frame-accurate audio support
Adobe Anywhere integration
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