Weird. As someone who has tremendous interest in making maps...I wasn't too interested in this video. idk. I still hit the like button though because this is theoretically super in my wheelhouse.
"Why have I been using these big beefy machines?" The answer is heat. You can make an insanely powerful laptop but the form factor will eventually limit performance as the heat has nowhere to go. I'm sure it did run really well for this tutorial. Keep using it for another four hours straight and that's where you'll see the difference between a laptop and a desktop. The other reason is cost. Laptops are way less bang for your buck than a desktop.
Very true. Having a good laptop cooling pad does help though...that, taking a couple of extra breaks here and there (if time affords you that luxury) to put the laptop into sleep mode for a bit.
Yup, if you work at one place regularly, it just makes sense to get desktop. Way better performance for less cost. And you will get more productivity out of dedicated workspace anyways.
Yeah, we get it, you got a 10th Gen processor for free, don't remind us every 30 seconds...!! Stopped watching after 5 minutes... I'm bored of the advert.....
The ouch is more like to OpenStreetMap (who stores the information Mapbox distributes) and the contributors (organizations and people) of the maps... like myself 😅 (but my contributions are limited and kinda old at this time)
Just watched it. All 30 minutes. Nothing explicitly difficult. Complete workflow step by step. Just Johnny opening our eyes and transcending our perspective to what's possible. Outstanding value!
I f*cking love it. Holy shit dude! Your storytelling and everything is really really good. But it is your AE mapping skills that build your brand. This plugin is gamechanging.
It's funny when Johnny has to use these Laptops for sponsorship deals, but he obviously uses a Macbook normally. More interested in if he will get a Apple Silicon Macbook Pro when the 16'' is released.
I’m guessing even the 13” Macbook Pro with the M1 chip would run laps around the Evo, no need to wait for the 16” one...but yeah, the man’s gotta eat, no problem, we understand
Damn... I’ve always known about the geo layers plugin, especially cause I do the same old workflow you used to do essentially... but didn’t realize it was THAT good. Holy crap that saves a lot of time rather than animating a 3D null, a camera, a rotation null, blah blah blah 😅😂 $279 totally will be worth it. Thanks for the video
Hi, I have a 900$ budget, I can either get a laptop or build a desktop. I'd love to be able to use geo-layers comfortably as well as other adobe software. Could you please provide some detail on specs I should get?
I haven’t watched the whole vid yet, but honestly thank you. A few days ago, for a school project, I tried to recreate one of your vox videos. It was like a combination of your Cuba and Syrian War video. I legit had no clue where to start, but saw that you used geo layers in one of the clips, so I started using that. Then I figured out how to use camera and everything. It wasn’t amazing, but I finished it, and I learned a lot! But I just wanna say, I appreciate this content the most. Of course all your other content is also amazing :) thank you!
Hi Johnny. You're the reason I got into GIS and mapmaking (back when you were still doing Borders). This is a really great video even without GIS involved!
This is a really brilliant longform ad for Intel. I was super interested, and not annoyed by the fact that it was totally an ad. Good job, all. Make that money, Johnny.
I was a little annoyed. First of his videos ive watched, im hesitant to watch more if his money grubbing is always so heavy handed. God, im so sick of hearing about the 11th gen evo.
Not only was this an eye-opening tutorial, but it actually made me look up more about the new Intel chip because it was such a good advert for them. I'm very impressed.
so so so appreciate this content! I have a master's degree in digital mapping and am a data/graphics journalist but feel so clueless as to how to animate (except for programmatically). thanks so much for this + all your great mapping videos.
You are a God at animating maps. I am in love with geography and I absolutely adore maps. I just started animating maps and you are a true inspiration.
Haven't watched one second but waited for this since I first encountered your videos here on TH-cam! If the title is only 1% true I am hooked! Thank you so much!!!
This is awesome I'm definitely signing up for your patreon after this. I am just getting into motion graphics but this is exactly what I want to be doing so I'm really greatful that you decided to share your process with us
wow, not to brag, but I just tried this exact same tutorial on a Mac m1 max with the same animation length, and it only took 23 Seconds!! Mind you, when I selected the "Hardware Graphic" Option under Output Module, AE said I could only use the "Software Graphic" option. My mind is blown away!!! 23 seconds...its crazy! Thanks for the tutorial, Señor Harris :)
The funny thing is that Intel is actually using the design the released in their 7th Gen processor and have just been updating the name and making tiny improvements. Due yourself a favor and go AMD next time
Thx mate, great concise workflow insight. I’ve owned geolayers for 3 yrs and haven’t taken the time to actually learn it, this has me up and running in a few hours. Brilliant.
Your videos and Iz’s videos have inspired me to make my own! I’m definitely still at the stage of taking random videos and playing around with the editing, but hopefully I’ll be able to make the cool videos that you make!
@@peterisaac16 I'm surprised at myself lol. It just really pisses me off when companies take advantage of content creators. And it baffles me that Intel would do it. I mean, it's not like they are a startup that has to claw tooth and nail to try to obtain profitability - they are a multi million dollar company, and we should expect better of them.
@@phineas7423 you know why that happen? that's because unlike AMD, which is headed by an doctorate engineer (Lisa Su), Intel's headed by a guy that has a masters on business administration. that pretty much sums up why currently intel is only focusing on making money instead of actually innovating. it's a shame that a last gen ryzen 4000 still beats an 11th gen on many workload, mainly multithreaded ones.
I love how you do most of your stuff yourself 🙏🏻 This requires lots of skills and patience. I do my own composing, editing, mixing & mastering, rendering so I know what’s involved 😓 Kudos to you for mastering this many skills! Respect ++
I graduated with a degree in graphic design, but I never really got enough of Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects. I just signed up for the Adobe Master Class and this is where I'll really concentrate on! This was cool, thank you!
How about him using Mercator for every single map? Even for animations showing countries close up where there are dozens of better projections that introduce less distortion.
This sort of workflow really doesn't need to be so GIS intensive. As a geodesigner, it's often important to get out of analytic software and into design software as quickly as possible. A good shapefile or two goes a long way for one animation, but why spend all the extra time when what you need is open source and linkable? If you need niche data (disputed borders, treaty boundaries, resource lines, shipping routes), well sure you can spend more time on it. It's just about efficient use of time for the story.
@@ryanleethomas The issue I see with it is using Mercator projection for every single project. Mercator has some advantages but it is far from a silver bullet and distorts things pretty terribly near the poles. Some have even accused it of being colonialist because it makes Europe look way larger than it is and make areas near the equator significantly smaller in comparison.
GeoLayers may have improved your work, but thinking back on the early Vox days, I can only appreciate even more how dedicated and creative you are, Johnny! If only I had mapbox when I designed books for architecture undergrads 😂
Thank you for being willing to share your techniques with us!!
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OMG lol I can't believe I only actually understood that you were saying "that is Iraq" after I saw it written onscreen 🤣 I THOUGHT YOU SAID "that is a rock"!!!!! Every single time lmao 😂
Possibly, you could use the time tools to animate things. Though he uses programs that are made for graphic design and animation whereas QGIS is more about the data. But it could be done with a lot of work.
Johnny I'm so glad you posted this. I've been wanting to work on a few projects of my own and publish them to TH-cam, but I've been hitting a wall. I've just been in over my head and feeling defeated. You gave just gave me the tools I've been searching for to break through that wall. Thank you so much! I subscribed to your channel after watching this in gratitude. If you're interested, I'll let you know when I start posting content and definitely give you a shout out.
I'm starting to think you can probably make a lot of this in Blender, it might take a bit longer, but it's probably doable and for free. It'd be nice if it also had the geojson stuff.
As an engineer, I'd probably automate that to allow any cities or countries to be animated like that. So you don't have to repeat this step for every videos
I've been using Geolayers for some time now. I always thought I was the only motion designer interested in maps. The only thing that bothers me using Open Street or Mapbox in Geolayers is the legal requirement for on screen attribution. That's why I end up using NASA's imagery and a world map vector file most of the time. I still align and parent all of this to a hidden Geolayers map so I can use all the data features and labelling. Best of both worlds :)
Intel is pushing, I guess they are scared of M1 so are using the window till AE is compatible with new Mac...still great inside into your workflow. Thanks!!!
Can't wait to see all the geography channels popping up with better mapping techniques than me
WHOAH! IT'S THE ACTUAL ATLAS PRO!! hahah that's awesome
Love your videos!
"Than I"...-😉
Atlas Pro will go to the next level now!!
Come on Atlas time to upgrade
As someone who has no interest in making maps, this was super interesting and now I want to make a bunch of maps.
documentary king 👑
Just start to do,your own OpenStreetMap renderings for things that are important to you?
Weird. As someone who has tremendous interest in making maps...I wasn't too interested in this video. idk. I still hit the like button though because this is theoretically super in my wheelhouse.
"Why have I been using these big beefy machines?" The answer is heat. You can make an insanely powerful laptop but the form factor will eventually limit performance as the heat has nowhere to go. I'm sure it did run really well for this tutorial. Keep using it for another four hours straight and that's where you'll see the difference between a laptop and a desktop.
The other reason is cost. Laptops are way less bang for your buck than a desktop.
Is this the first time in history a verified user’s comment has added value to a video?!
Very true. Having a good laptop cooling pad does help though...that, taking a couple of extra breaks here and there (if time affords you that luxury) to put the laptop into sleep mode for a bit.
Yup, if you work at one place regularly, it just makes sense to get desktop. Way better performance for less cost. And you will get more productivity out of dedicated workspace anyways.
You're completely ignoring the fact that you can cool the laptop off.
On top of that, Intel's chips are kind of shit compared to AMD's.
This was so cool! Definitely want to try this, that plug in looks awesome!
Haven’t even finished watching it yet, but I’m hardcore hooked. Really grateful you took the time to show us this...
cool to see you here mr. heimler!
Yeah, we get it, you got a 10th Gen processor for free, don't remind us every 30 seconds...!! Stopped watching after 5 minutes... I'm bored of the advert.....
@@delboy7039 lol literally no one asked you
woah Mr. Heimler?
I was studying for apush while watching this lol
Armies around the globe: "Now we can make a badass strategy presentation"
Lol
Take a shot every time he says “11th gen”
My brain is always saying ryzen is better
@@yoshilikestrains you aren't wrong.
Take a shot every time Intel does some really desperate marketing stuff.
@@phineas7423 depends on the task really.
they have to say that because otherwise their processor names are unintelligable
Jhonny: "This is sort of like Google Maps"
Mapbox developers: "Ouch"
OpenStreetMap Contributors: "Well... (C) OpenStreetMap Contributors"
The ouch is more like to OpenStreetMap (who stores the information Mapbox distributes) and the contributors (organizations and people) of the maps... like myself 😅 (but my contributions are limited and kinda old at this time)
Mapbox is to Google Maps as McLaren is to Chevrolet.
THE VIDEO WE HAVE ALL BEEN WAITING YEARS FOR: THANK YOU
Just watched it. All 30 minutes. Nothing explicitly difficult. Complete workflow step by step. Just Johnny opening our eyes and transcending our perspective to what's possible. Outstanding value!
Same
Couldn't remember the name of this channel and just typed: "I love maps" in search bar. That did the trick.
"command+a"
the Mac user is leaking Johnny
The Macbook just on the bottom left of the frame...
The video editing animation at the beginning is made on a mac, you can see finder (mac's file manager) being used...
"Oops, is this blue screen with a frowning face kernel panic?"
I f*cking love it. Holy shit dude!
Your storytelling and everything is really really good. But it is your AE mapping skills that build your brand.
This plugin is gamechanging.
It's funny when Johnny has to use these Laptops for sponsorship deals, but he obviously uses a Macbook normally. More interested in if he will get a Apple Silicon Macbook Pro when the 16'' is released.
He probably would tbh.
I’m sure he will
I’m guessing even the 13” Macbook Pro with the M1 chip would run laps around the Evo, no need to wait for the 16” one...but yeah, the man’s gotta eat, no problem, we understand
He probobly will, but it's gonna suck for GPU heavy programs so they probobly won't sponsor him.
@@DanMinea lmao no
this level of hustle is terrifying 😅
You’re bringing cartography to the modern era, Johnny! Keep it up!
did you mention that this small tiny laptop has "11 gen evo processor by intel" ?
*This video is him mapping out his evolution in mapmaking.*
#deep
#im14andthisisdeep
Damn... I’ve always known about the geo layers plugin, especially cause I do the same old workflow you used to do essentially... but didn’t realize it was THAT good. Holy crap that saves a lot of time rather than animating a 3D null, a camera, a rotation null, blah blah blah 😅😂 $279 totally will be worth it. Thanks for the video
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Hi, I have a 900$ budget, I can either get a laptop or build a desktop. I'd love to be able to use geo-layers comfortably as well as other adobe software. Could you please provide some detail on specs I should get?
chào Chris :v
I haven’t watched the whole vid yet, but honestly thank you. A few days ago, for a school project, I tried to recreate one of your vox videos. It was like a combination of your Cuba and Syrian War video. I legit had no clue where to start, but saw that you used geo layers in one of the clips, so I started using that. Then I figured out how to use camera and everything. It wasn’t amazing, but I finished it, and I learned a lot! But I just wanna say, I appreciate this content the most. Of course all your other content is also amazing :) thank you!
Btw didn’t buy geolayers, used the trial lol
This is the video I have been waiting for
Man, this is a pure hard work! We should appreciate and support your content more!
I truly respect your commitment and professionalism!
*Johnny watching Dora with his kids*
Henry: Daddy, I can I have a drin---
Johnny: Shut up, SHE'S ABOUT TO USE THE MAP!!!
YES!!!😂
Hi Johnny. You're the reason I got into GIS and mapmaking (back when you were still doing Borders). This is a really great video even without GIS involved!
YOU HAVE (AND I CANT STRESS THAT ENOUGH) THE BEST VIDEO MAPPING EVER IN THE ENTIRETY OF THIS TH-cam CHANNELS.
I was so confused about why he wanted to put a rock in. And then he puts Iraq in.
cause yall pronouce iraq like eye-rack when its actually ee-rock
I feel ya ahahah
It's not ee-rock. It's ee-raak
@@ariamallick5837 close, it's actually eerahk.
🤣 Me too
pls never stop the maps. It’s my favorite part
As an Architecture student, bless your soul. Also, since you're interested in mappings, I suggest you read "Image of the City" by Kevin A. Lynch.
Nice, I'll check it out too
Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino is also interesting on urban scale and fantasy
I’m also a graduate architect in Canada and a newbie TH-camr. Will check out the books you suggested
I know it must have taken you a lot of time to come to this workflow so thank you for sharing. You make it sound so easy. Very well done.
This is a really brilliant longform ad for Intel. I was super interested, and not annoyed by the fact that it was totally an ad. Good job, all. Make that money, Johnny.
I was a little annoyed. First of his videos ive watched, im hesitant to watch more if his money grubbing is always so heavy handed. God, im so sick of hearing about the 11th gen evo.
Guess who just started learning after effects 2 DAYS AGO. Thanks Johnny, this is perfect timing.
If this doesn’t involve walking carefully along coastlines I’ll be gutted
Don't worry some of us do that :)
Lol
When u love traveling, having this map video for you travel vlogs is a must to get it the feeling of traveling
I could not have found this video in a better time.
I mean you literally couldn't have, it just came out a few minutes ago
@@UPLYNXED exactly😅
@@UPLYNXED tommorrow might be a better time, who knows?
@@ToBeIsWasWere or maybe someone watching youtube in the year 2230 will be trying to develop this skill and this will help them
Not only was this an eye-opening tutorial, but it actually made me look up more about the new Intel chip because it was such a good advert for them. I'm very impressed.
This video may not be for everyone but I though it was amazing!
For me your are the gold standard for TH-cam journalism ....very inspiring and truth at any cost..keep it up
Didn't understand a single thing, but couldn't take my eyes off it.
Yup
I wonder if it's the same reason I can't.
why not?
@@immanuelhall4577 probably not as familiar with after effects/illustrator, which is understandable as they take weeks or sometimes months to learn.
@@PatheticTV oh okay.
HOW is this content free?? Mr. Johnny Harris, you truly are the GOAT. Thank you!
I initially read this as "How I Take My Naps"
that would be an interesting video.
My naps are INSANELY faster with the new LightningFast™ Evo™®© 11th Gen Processor™®!
I was actually planning to have a nap while watching this
even when there's an ad or a paid promotion in his or iz's work it feels like its part of the video and i'm a fan of that
7:03 YOU CHANGED MY LIFE! Thank you.
so so so appreciate this content! I have a master's degree in digital mapping and am a data/graphics journalist but feel so clueless as to how to animate (except for programmatically). thanks so much for this + all your great mapping videos.
You are a God at animating maps. I am in love with geography and I absolutely adore maps. I just started animating maps and you are a true inspiration.
I literally was watching a how to make maps like Vox video to try and emulate you and then you post this and Now I’m sooo HYPED 😭🙌🏼
I wish Johnny told us which laptop he is using, is it a Mac or a LightningFast™ Evo™®© 11th Gen Processor™®
usually mac
Yeah the new M1 Macs kinda kill any intel processor now. And Adobe optimizes their apps for Mac
I'm pretty sure he said he's testing a 16" MacBook Pro with an M1X chip.
He natrually said command+C for copy so guess what
Imagine using an Intel CPU in 2021 instead of an Apple M series SOC
Haven't watched one second but waited for this since I first encountered your videos here on TH-cam! If the title is only 1% true I am hooked! Thank you so much!!!
This is awesome I'm definitely signing up for your patreon after this. I am just getting into motion graphics but this is exactly what I want to be doing so I'm really greatful that you decided to share your process with us
wow, not to brag, but I just tried this exact same tutorial on a Mac m1 max with the same animation length, and it only took 23 Seconds!! Mind you, when I selected the "Hardware Graphic" Option under Output Module, AE said I could only use the "Software Graphic" option. My mind is blown away!!! 23 seconds...its crazy! Thanks for the tutorial, Señor Harris :)
Intel: introduces 11th generation processors.
Me: still using a 4th gen.
The funny thing is that Intel is actually using the design the released in their 7th Gen processor and have just been updating the name and making tiny improvements. Due yourself a favor and go AMD next time
@Farrel Maja Mahardika buh dum tsss
Me too 😁
2nd gen
7th gen
Thx mate, great concise workflow insight. I’ve owned geolayers for 3 yrs and haven’t taken the time to actually learn it, this has me up and running in a few hours. Brilliant.
I just had an advert about Switzerland before this video and i just find that beautiful haha
Sharing this workflow is sooo unbelievably generous of you.
Your videos and Iz’s videos have inspired me to make my own! I’m definitely still at the stage of taking random videos and playing around with the editing, but hopefully I’ll be able to make the cool videos that you make!
Johnny, I have been waiting years for this video. I could not be more excited learn this skill! I am so grateful that your sharing your techniques!
16:22 "Command v, paste"
I thought you were advertising a windows laptop 😂
Johnny geeking out over digital maps is the early Christmas present I didn’t think I needed…but here we are. 🎄❤️🥰
damn bro, intel sponsorship? respect
Bruh it was so cringey and full of misleading info tho.
@@phineas7423 i love how you commented on everyone's comment about intel😂
@@peterisaac16 I'm surprised at myself lol. It just really pisses me off when companies take advantage of content creators. And it baffles me that Intel would do it. I mean, it's not like they are a startup that has to claw tooth and nail to try to obtain profitability - they are a multi million dollar company, and we should expect better of them.
@@phineas7423 you know why that happen? that's because unlike AMD, which is headed by an doctorate engineer (Lisa Su), Intel's headed by a guy that has a masters on business administration. that pretty much sums up why currently intel is only focusing on making money instead of actually innovating. it's a shame that a last gen ryzen 4000 still beats an 11th gen on many workload, mainly multithreaded ones.
@@peterisaac16 did you just assume that I didn't know who our Lady and Savior Lisa Su is?
I love how you do most of your stuff yourself 🙏🏻 This requires lots of skills and patience. I do my own composing, editing, mixing & mastering, rendering so I know what’s involved 😓 Kudos to you for mastering this many skills! Respect ++
As a geographer, I love this :D
Johnny Harris is the only man who volunteers to help you skip his videos, yet you won't do it.
I love this dudes videos. I never knew he did the vox ones. Funny. Those vox ones are some of my favorite
And just yesterday i was watching videos on how to make maps.
I graduated with a degree in graphic design, but I never really got enough of Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects. I just signed up for the Adobe Master Class and this is where I'll really concentrate on! This was cool, thank you!
I'm offended this video doesn't include GIS (as someone that has a geography degree XD)
How about him using Mercator for every single map? Even for animations showing countries close up where there are dozens of better projections that introduce less distortion.
Isn't Arc GIS expansive? or is GIS a completely different thing?
@@mathewtoll6780 Arc GIS is a software and it is expensive. There are many great free GIS options out there though such as QGIS.
This sort of workflow really doesn't need to be so GIS intensive. As a geodesigner, it's often important to get out of analytic software and into design software as quickly as possible.
A good shapefile or two goes a long way for one animation, but why spend all the extra time when what you need is open source and linkable?
If you need niche data (disputed borders, treaty boundaries, resource lines, shipping routes), well sure you can spend more time on it. It's just about efficient use of time for the story.
@@ryanleethomas The issue I see with it is using Mercator projection for every single project. Mercator has some advantages but it is far from a silver bullet and distorts things pretty terribly near the poles. Some have even accused it of being colonialist because it makes Europe look way larger than it is and make areas near the equator significantly smaller in comparison.
Your maps got me into watching CSIS videos. Five years later here I am learning how to do it to tell my stories. Crazy!
GeoLayers may have improved your work, but thinking back on the early Vox days, I can only appreciate even more how dedicated and creative you are, Johnny! If only I had mapbox when I designed books for architecture undergrads 😂
Thank you for being willing to share your techniques with us!!
OMG lol I can't believe I only actually understood that you were saying "that is Iraq" after I saw it written onscreen 🤣 I THOUGHT YOU SAID "that is a rock"!!!!! Every single time lmao 😂
Hi Johnny I am from Iraq and you really put a smile on my face putting my country in the video thank you
I wonder if the free option of QGIS and Blender could give you a similar result :)
Possibly, you could use the time tools to animate things. Though he uses programs that are made for graphic design and animation whereas QGIS is more about the data. But it could be done with a lot of work.
Johnny I'm so glad you posted this. I've been wanting to work on a few projects of my own and publish them to TH-cam, but I've been hitting a wall. I've just been in over my head and feeling defeated. You gave just gave me the tools I've been searching for to break through that wall. Thank you so much! I subscribed to your channel after watching this in gratitude. If you're interested, I'll let you know when I start posting content and definitely give you a shout out.
I'm starting to think you can probably make a lot of this in Blender, it might take a bit longer, but it's probably doable and for free. It'd be nice if it also had the geojson stuff.
It is all just openstreetmap data, so convert to whatever you want^^
such a specific, yet absolutely stunning and intrinsic part of these videos
British map-maker: *Hold my tea.*
The diversity of the content on this channel, and it all either hits my interests, or show me new interests I didn't know I had. Facinating!
Him: “How I make my maps”
Me: “How I take my naps”
Just stumbling onto this video and I can't tell you how helpful it has been. Thanks Johnny for sharing your process.
theres something about maps they never get boring
can i just say i really need this
This was one long 30 minute intel ad
Dang, when you do it more and more it seems like such a simple process
Ah yes, maps
One of my favorite things
nerding out on geography is the tip... maps are dope af, full stop 🛑.
We love you Johnny!!
GTFO Intel!!
This post was made by Ryzen Mobile Gang
plz johnny, do a borders on literally everything u can.i cant wait for the series to get back up after covid goes down.
Can we just take a moment to realize that Johnny is probably the greatest map visualizer of our planet?
Your work is so clean and a work of art
As an engineer, I'd probably automate that to allow any cities or countries to be animated like that. So you don't have to repeat this step for every videos
All loves from IRAQ, THANKS
Step 1. Do it the "cheap" way
Step 2. Get sponsored by intel
Step 3. Install $279 plugin
holy shit i didn't realize you made your own animations as well, big props to you Johnny!
I've been using Geolayers for some time now. I always thought I was the only motion designer interested in maps. The only thing that bothers me using Open Street or Mapbox in Geolayers is the legal requirement for on screen attribution. That's why I end up using NASA's imagery and a world map vector file most of the time. I still align and parent all of this to a hidden Geolayers map so I can use all the data features and labelling. Best of both worlds :)
You should make a tutorial on that. I feel like many people would appreicate a way to avoid the on screen attribution.
When a big tech company sends you their high end product and you're not a very techy TH-camr
Mr Harris: It works lightning fast.
❤️ your work man.
Intel is pushing, I guess they are scared of M1 so are using the window till AE is compatible with new Mac...still great inside into your workflow. Thanks!!!
This makes your stories better.
teaching us not only the expensive but also the cheap?? literally no other youtuber could ever
dude thanks so much for posting this. Your generosity is astounding
For the longest time I kept hearing "a rock"😂
I watch all episodes of borders. The map was the main character. Thanks for behind the scenes. 👍
I've studied much more from your videos than at the university 💁♂️