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AEJuice Light Leaks

by AEJuice·VFX

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Why we like it

AEJuice Light Leaks earns its place in the toolfarm library for a compact, drag-and-drop set of RED-shot leaks that layer over footage with adjustable color and intensity.

What is AEJuice Light Leaks?

AEJuice Light Leaks is a pack of 62 light leak clips shot on a RED 4K camera, built for After Effects, Premiere Pro, and other video editors. Clips are added by drag and drop, so overlays drop straight into a project.

The pack combines with footage using different blending modes, and built-in digital controls adjust the colors and intensity of each leak. It ships with the full set of Pack Manager features, including fast preview, drag-and-drop import, and favorites, alongside a high-speed download.

A single-user license covers an unlimited number of videos for an unlimited number of clients. The pack is available in different formats, including versions for After Effects and Premiere Pro, and works across editors such as DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Sony Vegas, Avid, Apple Motion, iMovie, OBS, Filmora 9, and Photoshop.

Who is AEJuice Light Leaks best for?

AEJuice Light Leaks is best for editors adding light leak overlays to footage across After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and other video editors.

How much does AEJuice Light Leaks cost?

AEJuice Light Leaks is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • 62 light leaks shot on a RED 4K camera
  • Drag-and-drop application into supported editors
  • Pack Manager with fast preview, drag-and-drop import, and favorites
  • Combines with footage using different blending modes
  • Built-in digital controls to adjust colors and intensity
  • High-speed download
  • Single-user license for unlimited videos and clients

Tags

#light leaks#overlays#After Effects#Premiere Pro#DaVinci Resolve#AEJuice#blending modes#video effects

Frequently asked questions

Which After Effects versions does AEJuice Light Leaks support?

AEJuice Light Leaks lists compatibility with After Effects CS6, CC 12, CC 2014, CC 2015, CC 2017, CC 2018, CC 2019, CC 2020, 2021, and 2023 or higher. Within those versions, clips are added by drag and drop and combined with footage using different blending modes. Some of the earliest versions are marked with an asterisk in the developer's requirements, so check the developer's page to confirm your exact release.

Does AEJuice Light Leaks work with Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve?

AEJuice Light Leaks supports Premiere Pro CC 2022 or higher and also works with DaVinci Resolve. Beyond those, the pack is compatible with Final Cut Pro X, Sony Vegas, Avid, Apple Motion and Motion 5, iMovie, OBS, Filmora 9, and Photoshop, plus other editors that accept video with a transparent or black background. The pack is available in different formats, including versions for After Effects and Premiere Pro.

How do I add AEJuice Light Leaks to my footage?

AEJuice Light Leaks uses a drag-and-drop workflow: clips are dropped in and combined with your footage using different blending modes. Built-in digital controls let you adjust the colors and intensity of each leak, and there are 62 leaks in the pack to choose from. It also includes the full set of Pack Manager features, such as fast preview, drag-and-drop import, and favorites, along with a high-speed download.

Is AEJuice Light Leaks free?

AEJuice Light Leaks is listed as free in this catalog. It comes with a single-user license that allows you to create an unlimited number of videos for an unlimited number of clients. Licensing terms can change, so check the developer's page for the current details before relying on them for client work. The pack itself includes 62 light leak clips shot on a RED 4K camera, and a demo video is also available to preview them.

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