John Stanowski
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COW Coin
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Yes, that was it! I couldn’t remove the effects from the affected clips because AE removed them automatically when the plugins weren’t available. Yet, the clips were still somehow affected. I did a test and deleted the clips and replaced them with the same source and exported. Problem solved. Thanks!
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Hmmm, yes could be. when I opened this old project I was alerted that Colorista and Magic Bullet Looks needed to be installed. I just went ahead without them since they were used to just sweeten up the image a bit. I probably should have removed the effects since the plugins weren’t installed. You think that could be it?
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I’m sorry. I assumed you realized that it was a Blend.
The “spline” is the path the blend follows.
In a linear blend, the spline is just a straight line.
But you can edit the spline and make the path of the blend go into any direction you like.2019 iMac
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As for the twirl, I think they either modified the spline and skillfully made it twirl like that.
Or they replaced the spline with the same twirl.
As for the shadows, looks to me like it’s a set of very clever fills on each of the circles.
I could never reproduce this, so it’s just a guess.2019 iMac
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Yes, CMD F. Use it all the time.
I think the reason for the offset using CMD V is that, if it didn’t offset, it would lay exactly where the original was and it may not be clear that the object was in fact copied and pasted.
After all, why would someone paste a copy of something in the same exact place?
There are reasons actually. But I think Adobe thinks most people might get confused.2019 iMac
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Adobe Illustrator gives you the ability to add Multiple Strokes to the same path.
Open the Appearance Panel and see if you have more than one stroke listed in there. If so, select and delete.2019 iMac
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Just thought of another way to ask this.
If I have a 1080i Sequence, and I need to render it to 720p,
Can I just export it that way?
Or would I get better quality if I create a new 720p Sequence and put my 1080i Sequence into that before rendering?2019 iMac
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What I need to do very often is send the same edits to multiple stations.
Most of the them want 1080i but some of them still want 720p.
I work in 1080i but use the same edit for the 720p renders.
I always assumed that Premier or Media Encoder converted when it needed to as per my render settings.Anyway, from now on I will make sure I have my sequences set to Upper and I guess I will try to research the best way to go about rendering these to 720p.
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By “it should work” I meant what you tried.
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Based on this image it seems that you have only one layer available.
You can’t ungroup / release / separate the sublayers if there’s no place for them to go.It should work. Select your one layer by clicking on the circle on the right of the Layer Name.
Then from the panel menu, choose Release to Layers (Sequence).
It will look like nothing changed. However, you can now select all of the sublayers in one go and drag them down until you see a horizontal line. Release and the sublayers will now be layers of their own.2019 iMac
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