After Effect Lesson#11(Scatterize effect)

The "Scatterize" effect in Adobe After Effects is a visual effect that adds a dynamic and fragmented look to elements within a composition. This effect is often used to disperse or break apart an image or text, creating an intriguing and energetic visual impact. The Scatterize effect essentially scatters the pixels of the layer it's applied to, giving the appearance of the image being shattered into smaller pieces that are then spread out across the screen.

Key characteristics and settings of the Scatterize effect may include:

Scatter Amount: This parameter controls the extent to which the pixels of the layer are scattered. A higher value will result in a more dispersed appearance.

Scatter Angle: This setting defines the angle at which the pixels are scattered. By adjusting this parameter, you can control the direction in which the fragments are dispersed.

Scatter Radius: The scatter radius determines how far each pixel is moved from its original position.