This software is a classic greenscreen touchup tool.
If you're an After Effects user looking for a solution to tricky composites, look no further than Composite Wizard. This classic compositing tool has been loved by hundreds of professionals for its ability to fix tattered edges, bad extractions, improper focal depth cues, and unbalanced color schemes with over 20 different filters. However, for even higher quality and faster output, we recommend Key Correct Pro.
One of the main benefits of Composite Wizard is its ability to seamlessly integrate your images. Most composites suffer from issues like tattered edges, poor matte extractions, improper focal depth cues, or unbalanced color schemes, but Composite Wizard can help you clean them up. Its Miracle AlphaCleaner, Wire/Rig Zapper, and Denoiser filters can eliminate unwanted artifacts, dirt, and film grain, while the Spill Killer can eliminate light spills.
What's more, Composite Wizard has been tested by pros and its classic filters still work just as well as they always have. There's no need to learn a new tool, simply turn to the time-tested Composite Wizard when you're in a hurry.
Finally, it's worth noting that Composite Wizard 1.4 has been updated for the latest version of After Effects, CS3. While it includes the same 20+ filters as previous versions, if you're using an earlier version of After Effects, you'll need to purchase an upgrade for support.
One of the main benefits of Composite Wizard is its ability to seamlessly integrate your images. Most composites suffer from issues like tattered edges, poor matte extractions, improper focal depth cues, or unbalanced color schemes, but Composite Wizard can help you clean them up. Its Miracle AlphaCleaner, Wire/Rig Zapper, and Denoiser filters can eliminate unwanted artifacts, dirt, and film grain, while the Spill Killer can eliminate light spills.
What's more, Composite Wizard has been tested by pros and its classic filters still work just as well as they always have. There's no need to learn a new tool, simply turn to the time-tested Composite Wizard when you're in a hurry.
Finally, it's worth noting that Composite Wizard 1.4 has been updated for the latest version of After Effects, CS3. While it includes the same 20+ filters as previous versions, if you're using an earlier version of After Effects, you'll need to purchase an upgrade for support.
What's New
Version 1.4: N/A