RED Reviews & Product Details

Being a motion graphics artist myself, I have realized that seamlessly the Boris RED works with common editing applications like After Effects. It gave me the capacity to generate good quality 3D title and graphical effects inspite of the editing process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When used separately, RED seems to lack some of the features, which might be even necessary for projects that are not concentrated on the 3D works carried out beyond the editing process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Supports both 2d and 3d titles and doesn't matter whether you have a text file, png file, or vector graphics. You can still make some cool titles, lower thirds, and subs. It's standalone render engine lets you preview title right inside the tool so no need to go back to the host application and pre-render everything. Works really well with Adobe after effect, supports avid and other major applications but I have tested it only in AE.

Has a ton of presets to make your work faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Comparing now to other applications or even after-effects default engine/tool to make titles feel more powerful than RED. Overall, the whole software's look and feel is kind of old, and whatever you make from it just looks like 90's movie title.

Presets are very outdated and need something relevant to modern times like the titles we see in the movie nowadays. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.