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Adobe After Effects CC 2019 Free Download Overview

            Adobe released the latest version of After Effects which is officially version 16 but everyone will call it CC 2019. The release of Adobe After Effects CC 2019 introduces several cool new features and changes that can enhance your VFX and motion graphics workflow. With Adobe AE 2019, creators will be able to use all of the 3D Channel effects on native 3D layers inside of After Effects. Prior to this, you could only use these effects with a properly formatted 3D element created in a 3D software application. 
          Adobe is investing a lot of love in its Puppet Pin tool. Advanced Puppet pins for Mesh Sculpting add new life to your animations. New pins allow you to define the position, scale, and rotation of the pin, giving you significant control over how the Puppet effect mesh deforms around that pin. Use Bend pins to create organic movements within a design, such as a breathing chest or a wagging tail.

Features Of Adobe After Effects CC 2019 Free Download

          Below are some amazing features you can experience after installation of Adobe After Effects CC 2019 Free Download please keep in mind features may vary and totally depends if your system supports them.

Advanced puppet tools for mesh sculpting
              New Advanced and Bend pins let you precisely twist, bend, curve, and scale animations.

Native 3D Depth passes
             Generate a depth pass with the After Effects Classic 3D or CINEMA 4D renderer. Composite objects quickly and easily in 3D space. Apply depth effects such as Depth of Field, Fog 3D, and Depth Matte so elements look natural or use depth data to simulate 3D looks.

Easier and faster expressions
            A new JavaScript expression engine supercharges your animation workflow and processes expressions up to 6 times faster. Write expressions with a new editor that makes creating expressions more accessible.

Responsive Design — Time
          Create motion graphics that can adapt to changes in length while preserving the integrity of protected keyframes. Export your designs as Motion Graphics templates for increased editorial flexibility.

Selective color grading with Lumetri Color
         Take the guesswork out of curve adjustments with innovative new Lumetri Color tools for selective color correction. Each curve has two axes with paired values, making it easy to fine-tune colors accurately.

Display color management
        Get accurate color representations and maintain color fidelity across your workflow, from After Effects to Premiere Pro and on rec709, rec202, and P3 displays.

Improved Motion Graphics templates file exchange with Premiere Pro
         Access, modify, or replace CSV and TSV spreadsheet data in Premiere Pro to create dynamic, data-driven templates. Group controls so it’s easy to find editable properties in your Motion Graphics templates. Unlock font settings to let editors change fonts.

Native Mocha AE plug-in for After Effects
        Get fast, accurate, precision planar tracking with the GPU-accelerated Mocha AE plug-in. It’s updated with a simplified interface, includes retina/high DPI support, and works natively inside After Effects.

Create in VR 180, preview in headset
        Jump into immersive video with support for 180 VR. Add VR effects and work with 180 and 360 material interchangeably. Publish finished videos in the Google VR 180 format on YouTube or other platforms. A new Theater Mode option allows you to preview rectilinear content in a head-mounted display (HMD).

Performance and GPU optimizations
         New GPU- and performance-optimizing effects include Fill, Curves, Exposure, Noise, Triton, Set Matte and Color Balance. The Wave Warp effect is now multithreaded and renders 2-3x faster by using multiple CPU cores. Experience faster H.264 and HEVC decoding on the latest macOS.

Master Properties refinements
        Master Properties now enable more advanced workflows with support for Collapse Transformations, Time Remap, audio effects, motion blur, mask and shape path expressions, 3D cameras and lights.

Learn Panel
        After Effects beginner? The new Learn panel introduces you to the Timeline and controls via interactive tutorials to start you creating your composition quickly.

Tighter integration with Animate and XD
       Import Animate .fla files as layered compositions directly into After Effects. Send your XD designs to After Effects with high fidelity to add advanced animation or build them into your motion graphics projects.

Group invites for Team Projects
        Invite groups and team members from your enterprise address book — without typing in addresses — for more efficient communications.

Format support improvements
       Get better performance from Panasonic, RED, and Sony camera formats with the latest support.

Creative Cloud Library improvements
       Drag and drop assets such as Illustrator or Photoshop files into your CC Libraries panel to quickly access your After Effects compositions. Share your Libraries and assets with team members or export and store them with your project.

And so much more
        Also includes easier ways to find GPU-accelerated effects, install scripts, and quickly enable or disable expressions.

System Requirements:

System Requirements for Adobe After Effects CC 2019 Free Download

        Before you install Adobe After Effects CC 2019 Free Download you need to know if your pc meets recommended or minimum system requirements:

                    Multicore Intel processor with 64-bit support

                    Microsoft® Windows® 7 with Service Pack 1 (64 bit), Windows 8 (64 bit), Windows8.1                      (64 bit), or Windows 10 (64 bit)

                    4GB of RAM (8GB recommended)

                    5GB of available hard-disk space; additional free space required during installation                              (cannot install on removable flash storage devices)

                    Additional disk space for disk cache (10GB recommended)

                    1280×1080 display

                    OpenGL 2.0-capable system

                    QuickTime 7.6.6 software required for QuickTime features

                    Optional: Adobe-certified GPU card for GPU-accelerated ray-traced 3D renderer

What CPU Is Best For After Effects?

Currently, the fastest CPU for After Effects is the Intel Core i9 9900K 8 Core, followed closely by the Core i7 9700K 8 Core. These CPUs are excellent for everything in After Effects and will easily out-perform anything else you can currently buy.

However, be aware that these CPUs currently have a 64GB RAM limit. If you work with large and complex projects that require more RAM, we recommend using an Intel X-series CPU as they can use up to 128GB of RAM. However, be aware that those CPUs tend to be 10-15% slower than the Core i9 9900K.

Do More CPU Cores Make After Effects Faster?

To a certain extent, more cores should improve performance. However, After Effects doesn't scale particularly well since version 2015.3 so the number of cores tends to be less important than the speed of each individual core.

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The exception to this is if you use the Cinema 4D renderer which can be slightly faster with a high core count CPU like the Intel Core i9 9980XE.

Why Don't You Offer Dual Xeon? Isn't It Faster For After Effects?

After Effects used to make great use of high core count systems (including dual Xeon) but starting with AE CC 2015 most tasks no longer benefit from having a high number of CPU cores. This is largely due to the fact that Adobe removed the "render multiple frames simultaneously" feature in part due to the fact that they are starting to integrate GPU acceleration. While it used to be that more cores = faster since higher core count CPUs run at a lower speed a CPU with around 8 cores will be faster than a higher core count CPU or even a dual CPU setup.

Does After Effects Work Better With Intel Or AMD CPUs?

At the moment, an Intel CPU should always give you better performance in After Effects for your dollar. The exact amount varies by CPU, but in general, you can expect 20-40% better performance with an Intel CPU over an AMD CPU.

Should I Use The Intel 9th Gen Or Intel X-Series Processors For After Effects?

This choice comes down to whether 64GB of RAM is enough or if you want 128GB. The Intel 9th Gen CPUs like the i9 9900K is easily the fastest you can currently get for After Effects, but they are limited to 64GB of RAM. The Intel X-series, however, are on average about 10-15% slower than the i9 9900K, but they support up to 128GB of RAM which in some cases can make a bigger impact on overall performance.

Should I Use A Xeon CPU For After Effects?

In the past, Xeon CPUs were more robust than their Core series counterparts. Today, however, there is very little functional difference between the two Intel product families for workstations. In addition, Xeon CPUs are almost always clocked slightly lower than the Core i7/i9 CPUs which means that you will be giving up a small amount of performance to gain a set of features that are typically only useful for servers.

What GPU (Video Card) Is Best For After Effects?

For After Effects, it is extremely important to have a supported GPU, but the actual performance of that card will not make a major impact on performance. Compared to the high-end RTX 2080 Ti, even a GTX 1060 is only about 6% slower. Once you get to a GTX 1070 Ti, the difference shrinks further to only a few percents.

How Much VRAM (Video Card Memory) Does After Effects Need?

While a higher-end GPU may not give a significantly higher raw performance, it is essential that your video card has enough VRAM or video card memory for your projects. However, unless you have multiple 4K displays, even 4GB of VRAM should be plenty. Since all the video cards we currently offer for After Effects have at least 6GB of VRAM, this should not be a concern for most users.

Will Multiple GPUs Improve Performance In After Effects?

While After Effects technically can use multiple cards at once, we have seen extremely minimal performance gains when doing so. In almost every case, you will see the higher performance with a single higher-end card than multiple lower-end cards.

Does After Effects Need A Quadro Card?

After Effects works great with a Quadro card, but for most users, a GeForce card is the better option. Not only are GeForce cards much more affordable, but they are also able to match or beat the performance of the Quadro cards. In many other applications, Quadro gives you the ability to fully utilize 10-bit displays, but in After Effects the only way to do so is with the use of a video monitoring card like a Blackmagic Decklink Mini Monitor.

Does After Effects Run Better With NVIDIA Or AMD?

For After Effects, there is little performance difference between AMD and NVIDIA video cards. We have found that NVIDIA cards tend to be slightly more reliable (both from a hardware and driver standpoint), which is why we typically use NVIDIA over AMD unless there is a clear benefit to using an AMD card.

Can After Effects Use The New RT And Tensor Cores That Are On The RTX Cards?

RT and Tensor cores are extremely new for the consumer market, and at the moment Photoshop cannot leverage either of them. Adobe has not announced any official plans, but the RT cores (which are designed specifically for ray tracing) may be used in the future for 3D ray tracing. The Tensor cores (which are designed for AI & machine learning), may also be used, but likely for accelerating features that use the Adobe Sensei technology.

How Do I Get 10-Bit HDMI Or SDI Display Support For After Effects?

Unlike Premiere Pro, the only way to get 10-bit display support in After Effects is to use a video monitoring card. In our systems, we offer the Blackmagic Decklink Mini Monitor 4K and the Studio 4K 6G-SDI PCI-E cards. These video monitoring cards are specifically designed to deliver unaltered video signals to your display, resulting in the best possible video and color quality. Note that you will need a dedicated, highly accurate display that is capable of handling the FPS and resolution of your project in order to take full advantage of these cards.

What Video Cards Support Ray-Traced 3D In After Effects?

Unfortunately, Ray-Traced 3D is no longer supported by modern video cards. Any cards from within the last few generations will give an "Initial shader compile failed (5070:: 12)" error [More Information]. This feature is no longer being developed as it has been largely replaced with the C4D integration and it is unlikely that Adobe will ever add support for modern video cards.

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