The classic greenscreen touchup tool
A classic After Effects compositing tool that hundreds of pros have come to know and love, Composite Wizard includes more than 20 filters for fixing tattered edges, poor matte extractions, improper focal depth cues, or unbalanced color schemes. For higher quality and faster output, we recommend Key Correct Pro.

Composite Wizard only supports Adobe After Effects.

• Adobe After Effects CS4, CS3, 7, 6.5, 6.0

Seamless composites
Composite Wizard helps to seamlessly integrate your images. Tattered edges, poor matte extractions, improper focal depth cues, or unbalanced color schemes plague most composites. Clean up unwanted artifacts, dirt, or film grain with the Wire/Rig Zapper, Miracle AlphaCleaner, and Denoiser filters, or eliminate light spills with Spill Killer.

Tested by pros
When you’re in a hurry, you turn to time-tested tools. Composite Wizard’s classic filters still work just the way you remember, and there’s no learning curve.

Updated for After Effects CS3
Composite Wizard 1.4 includes the same 20+ filters you remember, but updated for the very latest version of After Effects. Users of earlier versions should purchase an upgrade for support of After Effects CS3.

Features

• Composite Color Matcher
  Automatically adjust a clip's colors to match the composite environment by blending its tonal and exposure ranges — all with just a few clicks of the mouse.
• Deluxe Edge Finder
  Create a precise border along a layer's alpha channel. When used as a control layer, this border will allow you to control the exposure, color balance, sharpness, and transparency of the composite's edge.
• Denoiser
  Applies an averaging function across pixels from a sequence of frames, effectively reducing or eliminating film and video noise. Useful in cleaning up dark areas of images that pick up "chatter" from film emulsion or video camera sensors.
• Edge Blur
  Correct tattered edges and generate graphics that make animations and text look more organic and photorealistic. Blend and integrate multiple images easily with Composite Wizard’s Super Blur algorithm.
• Light Wrap
  Solves one of the trickiest challenges of compositing: creating the illusion that light from the background layer is being reflected onto the foreground layer, as if they were photographed in the same environment.
• Matte Feather
  Create a gradual change (feathering) from opaque to transparent at the edge of a layer's alpha. Correct dirty or tattered layer edges, or use to soften a hard edge from a CG object, making it fit into an organic scene.
• Matte Feather Sharp
  Feather and blur the edge of a layer with hard geometric and compound lines without losing its geometric shape. Its algorithms are specifically designed to maintain hard edges while feathering them.
• Miracle Alpha Cleaner
  Zap grain, fill holes, and fix other problem key areas in your matte that would otherwise require separate manual touch-ups. Miracle Alpha applies a cleanup pass to your alpha, identifying dirt and other artifacts based on a combination of their size, alpha level, and proximity to the principal element.
• Re-Matter
  Improve your compositing workflow by allowing multiple matte creation effects to be combined into one matte. Pull a key and pass the resulting matte to a series of image processing functions including levels, blurs, and median filter passes. Then use Re-Matter to composite the resulting alpha into the original image - all in one effect stack.
• Smooth Screen
  Apply a "smoothing" effect over your bluescreen or greenscreen to reduce lighting and surface variances. Smooth Screen compares pixels to the target keying color, and corrects them to smooth out the blue or green screen before keying.
• Spill Killer
  Eliminate blue or green spill on the fringe of your composite elements, even those with fine detail or motion blur. Neutralize the blue or green contaminated pixels without harming the underlying color and eliminate the traces of a visual effects shot.
• Super Blur
  Experience the quality associated with a Gaussian blur filter, at up to five times the speed. Now use blurs whenever you want, without the performance hit.
• Super Compound Blur
  Extends the power of Super Blur to allow the blur intensity to be set by a control layer, such as a layer’s luminance or individual R, G, B, A channel. When used with a control layer created with Deluxe Edge Finder, realistic composites with subtle edge integration can be synthesized.
• Super Rack Focus
  Brings Z-buffer control to the Super Blur algorithm, allowing the creation of realistic depth-of-field simulation when a Z- buffer or "depth map" is available. Depth Maps created in a 3D application can determine the distance from the camera to different points within a clip. Super Rack Focus can then reference this depth map to progressively blur an image as it recedes in space away from the viewer. By animating the virtual camera settings within Super Rack Focus, the feel of a camera operator changing focus as a scene progresses can be created with startling realism.
• Wire/Rig Zapper
  Eliminate wires and unwanted objects from a scene by either cloning or stitching pixels together from the surrounding areas. Zap stage rigging from a blue or green screen shot, eliminating unwanted objects prior to keying. Synthesize replacement pixels over film scratches or video dropouts.
• Zone HLS
  Take control of your image's Hue, Saturation and Lightness color components, based on tonal range such as highlights, mid-tones, or shadow areas. Return image colors to the desired level after multiple filter passes.

Apple Macintosh

• Mac OS X 10.3.2 - 10.5.4
• Power Mac G5 or Intel Mac
• 1 GB of RAM
• 15 MB of Hard Drive space

PC/Windows

• Windows XP SP1 or later
• Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit
• Pentium 4 2.4 GHz or faster (or AMD equivalent)
• 1 GB of RAM
• 30 MB of Hard Drive space