With Red Giant Complete, annual subscribers will have the most up-to-date versions of all tools, saving thousands of dollars over traditional perpetual licenses. Red Giant Complete is the subscription service that gives editors, motion designers and VFX artists all Red Giant tools at one low price - Trapcode Suite, Magic Bullet Suite, Universe, VFX Suite and Shooter Suite.
Now available on YouTube for unlimited viewing pleasure, Hashi explains how to use the full arsenal of tools from Red Giant Complete, including Particular, Starglow, Colorista IV, Supercomp and Reflection, to create smokey portals, ice diamonds that float through the sky, and, of course, the enchanting sparkle magic Elsa creates when using her powers. The Northern Lights are typically only visible closer to the Arctic Circle, but a forecast from the Space Weather Prediction Center shows they could creep further south as strong solar winds arrive, lighting up the skies with beautiful colors.Īs of Wednesday morning, the aurora forecast predicted a Kp index - a measure of the strength of the Northern Lights - of 6 on Friday.Red Giant has released another Cheap Tricks episode: Frozen II VFX, in which Daniel “Hashi” Hashimoto of Action Movie Kid demonstrates how to recreate the magical visual effects from the newest Frozen film. The aurora borealis might appear in skies from Washington to New York, lighting up the night with beautiful colors, as a stream of electrically charged particles called "solar wind" hits the poles and reacts with molecules in the atmosphere. Skies across the northernmost US states could be graced with stunning displays of the Northern Lights on Friday, blown into view by a giant "hole" on the sun. Update: The Northern Lights appeared across the US, as far south as Arizona, before sunrise on March 24, 2023. The lights - known as aurora borealis - may be seen as far south as Washington and Michigan.
The lights could be dazzling thanks to solar winds blowing from a giant coronal hole on the sun. The Northern Lights could appear in the skies over some northern US states on Friday. Alex Kormann/Star Tribune via Getty Images The aurora borealis may be seen above skies in the northern United States on Friday thanks to winds from a giant "hole" in the sun.
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