James Graham
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No there is no motion blur applied at any point and applying motion blur doesn’t fix the issue either. So it doesn’t look like motion Blur is involved in the issue in any way.
Thanks for the idea though.
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Very good point. I’ll give that a whirl.
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Hi,
I’ve tried doing it to QuickTime animation and to prores. But the noise shows inside of the after effects preview window as well I’ve discovered. So if I cmd-left/right through the frames of the timeline it shows up. I haven’t yet tried using TIFFs instead of PNG files but as it’s in the numbers and letters that are generated by AE then I’m not sure it would help.
Thanks for your help,
James
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I had a similar thing a while back so I just rolled back my version of after effects to the previous one and carried on as before. Personally I try to never update a working system unless theres a particular feature that I want in the latest update. in creative cloud interface theres a drop down for previous versions on the install button.
That should fix things hopefully.
Good luck
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This is exactly what I do most of the time, as I said:
“I know there are good habits and best-practices where you always create nested sequences of every element that you send to AE (each ‘nest’ has one track with the source footage and another track with the dynamic link. This can double as an offline-online to speed up rendering and previewing during editing) but this isn’t always done.”
but I’m not the only one who creates projects which I end up editing. There have been many times when someone has given me a timeline full of dynamic links that no longer work, aren’t there or just messed up in some way, and no audio with which to get in/out points from for the source video.
This is what I mean by ‘right click>revert to original footage’ or ‘remove dynamic link.’ What I would like to know is, where about’s is this function or if it doesn’t exist what is quicker than re-editing the sequence and starting from almost scratch.
