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motion blur is missing on imported After Effects comp
Created a comp in After Effects, imported it into Premiere Pro via Adobe Bridge. There is no motion blur once it gets into Premiere. Unable to find anything on the posting boards about this.
AE file definitely has motion blur enabled…looks great when I render from AE, but to render and import to into Premiere is a bad workflow. Premiere is a new thing for me….I’m sure it’s something I’ve overlooked….what am I missing?
Thanks.
TV- It’s why Kennedy beat Nixon
david seay
https://www.davidseayproductions.com -
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How is After Effects set to show the comp in preview?
Is the motion blur in there if you render it?
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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It’s set up by enabling the check box on the selected moving layers. When it renders, it looks great, just like its supposed to. It just doesn’t transfer into Premiere Pro.
TV- It’s why Kennedy beat Nixon
david seay
https://www.davidseayproductions.com -
…is this a dynamic linked comp, or a rendered clip?
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,Adobe Certified Instructor
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