Daniel Lambiase
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The more appropriate way to do this would be to build multiple compositions. Each composition would represent a different camera. Copy and paste all necessary assets from the original comp to the new comp and set the camera to the desired angle. When your done building the new comp, drag it from your project window right into the timeline of your main comp. The new comp in your timeline has an opacity option which will allow you to turn it on and off. Just make sure it’s always the top layer.
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OK, I figured it out… Once you have placed the imported photoshop layer into the timeline, Option click the layer, choose “time” then check off “Enable Time Remapping.” Then simply drag the “end key frame” to the end of your comp. Last thing is to then drag the colored duration part of that layer to the desired length!
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The reason for photoshop sequence is so you could bring in seperate photoshop layers with transparent backgrounds. for instance, if your layer was a moon, the background could be transparent and you could then place some stars behind the moon and not have them effect the front of your moon and only would show up in the area that is transparent.