These two are not free and are layer-based, which might be easier to work with if one has never done Animation/Motion Graphics before. But it is also relatively new.and potentially very powerful. It is using an OpenFX architecture, as well, so many commercial OpenFX plug-ins can be installed in Natron (btw, it's pronounced "Ney-tron". Natron does all it's processing and rendering on the CPU (so this one is perfect if, like me, you have a Dual Core i3/i5 that only has intel HD graphics.Mac Mini, anyone?). This one is open source, node-based and doesn't require a discrete GPU. Resolve Lite 11/12 (free version 12 coming out soon) Will be out within July-September 2015 timeframe) Nuke Non-commercial edition (free w/limitations)īlackmagic Design Fusion 8 (free Mac version announced this week at NAB2015. The following solutions are "node-based" (as a reference, Motion and After Effects use a "layer-based" user interface to create compositions) and require a discrete GPU (mid to high-powered video card Intel HD 4000 ain't gonna cut it). Affinity, I also realize that Serif just discontinued MoviePlus.so, if you guys don't see yourselves coming out with an "affinity animate" app (or "affinity animator" if you use it, you heard it here first), here are some alternatives you might be willing to suggest to take the heat off. Some of us either can't currently afford AfterFX, others may not currently want to feed the beast that Adobe has become (I know I don't).
What I want to do in this space is present options OTHER than After Effects. I leave the mechanical details of preparing the AD and AP files in the capable hands of Ronnie McBride. One of the questions I see asked a LOT in the forums is how to accomplish Motion Graphics with graphic assets created in Designer/Photo.
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