AEJuice Light Leaks provides 62 RED‑shot light leak clips for After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and other video editors, added via drag‑and‑drop and blended using various blending modes with digital color and intensity controls.
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About AEJuice Light Leaks
AEJuice Light Leaks is a collection of 62 light‑leak clips captured with a RED 4K camera. The clips are supplied in formats for After Effects, Premiere Pro and other video editors and can be added to a project by simple drag‑and‑drop. Once placed, the overlays can be combined with footage using multiple blending modes, and built‑in digital controls let users adjust each leak’s colour and intensity. The pack includes Pack Manager features such as fast preview, drag‑and‑drop import and favorites, and is delivered via a high‑speed download. A single‑user license permits unlimited usage in any number of videos for any number of clients. Compatible editors include After Effects (CS6 through 2023+), Premiere Pro CC 2022+, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X, Sony Vegas, Avid, Apple Motion, iMovie, OBS, Filmora 9 and Photoshop.
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
Best for
Editors adding light leak overlays to footage across After Effects, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and other video editors.
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, CC 2021 and CC 2023 or higher; earlier versions marked with an asterisk may have additional requirements.
Does AEJuice Light Leaks work with Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve?
The pack supports Premiere Pro CC 2022 or higher and works with DaVinci Resolve, as well as other editors such as Final Cut Pro X, Sony Vegas, Avid, Apple Motion, iMovie, OBS, Filmora 9 and Photoshop.
How do I add AEJuice Light Leaks to my footage?
Add the clips by dragging them into your timeline; they will overlay your footage and can be blended using different modes. Use the provided digital controls to modify colour and intensity for each leak.
Is AEJuice Light Leaks free?
The catalog lists AEJuice Light Leaks as free and includes a single‑user license that allows unlimited video creation for unlimited clients, though licensing terms may be updated by the developer.
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