[Doug Nash]

Sweet! Thanks! I’ll give that a shot.

[Doug Nash]

Wow. That would be great. Any idea where to find that in the prefs, and how to properly change such without hosing the entire program???

Thanks!

[Doug Nash]

Anyone have a similar reaction as me to this weird change???

Is there a better place in these forums where I should ask this question? Perhaps the expressions section, as those folks seem fairly technically savvy?

Thanks.

[Doug Nash]

Thanks! That works, and is exactly what I was hoping for. That is such an elegantly simple script.

[Doug Nash]

Great. Thanks. I’ll try this new code. But, where do I paste this expression? Is it in the “focus distance” channel?

[Doug Nash]

Thank you so much for posting that. But would you mind giving me a little further help? I don’t entirely understand how to use that expression. I copied it, verbatim, and pasted it in the expression channel in “focus distance” in the AE camera, but it brings up a “property” warning.

Would you mind guiding me through the proper steps of implementing this expression?

I really appreciate it.

[Doug Nash]

32-bit is the solution. I’m rendering out PSD sequences, and at that color depth, they look great in AE, even when highly tweaked!

[Doug Nash]

Yeah, it never ceases to amaze me how particular some aspects of these applications can be. But I’m really looking forward to trying out that script for this job!

[Doug Nash]

Either way, I never have this problem when I go from Electric Image to AE. Never. Any EIAS & C4D users out there who can compare and contrast?

[Doug Nash]

Thanks for that extra info. You know, I think I’ve been using Quicktime here and there, so that would probably account for some of this, as I don’t think QT can support 16bit, right?