Daniel Siddall
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linear(temp,10,100,90,100);
Don’t you think if you explained what those numbers in the parenthesis represent it would be more helpful, since these answers don’t just help the OP but anyone who finds this forum while searching for how to solve their own similar problem.
Teach a man to fish…..you know?
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Converted footage to ProRes and still happens.
I am also very often getting the “Keylight out of memory”. Related?
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It’s MPEG-4 Quicktime .mov footage
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It is supposed to be visible, of course. Thanks for the fresh pair of eyes, seeing something I looked right at and didn’t see.
I will mark this as SOLVED. Thanks so much!
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I can….but I am new to this forum…. is the .ae file useful alone or do I need to attach all of the project files as well?
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No, none of the layers that are meant to be seen are set as guide layers.
It’s almost as if there is a second camera, but there isn’t!
-Daniel
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Thanks for taking the time to reply! I have to admit that while I have done a lot of projects in AE, I have never dealt with guide layers. I will look into that immediately.
Thanks again!
-Daniel
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This is frustrating. I have the exact same issue. I was really hoping that someone would have answered the OP’s question, because then it would have answered mine too.
So often I see answers that don’t address the issue asked, but instead just challenge the OP’s question. I don’t mean that disrespectfully. But why not just answer what was asked instead of second-guessing the question?
I too have a PS file with a timeline and when imported into AE some of the layers act funky. They move and scale on their own.
Hope this can be addressed. Thanks.
