[Jordan O’leary]

Good call – yes I did. ALL Rendered.

[Jordan O’leary]

Oh please please tell me!

[Jordan O’leary]

Thanks Guys – That’s what I though and feared…

[Jordan O’leary]

Try doing it without the “New Clip When Cam Cuts” option – I’m sure your already thought of that but that’s all I can think of.

[Jordan O’leary]

THIS [Aaron Neitz] “This always works for me:

AE = render to Animation + Alpha. Premultiplied
FCP = Modify -> Alpha -> Black”

This ALSO worked perfectly – in fact it works better than laying the adjacent clip on a different track because you can do the actualy cross dissolve on the same track (while preserving the beautiful color). Thanks Aaron – nice fix.

[Jordan O’leary]

THIS [Aaron Neitz] “This always works for me:

AE = render to Animation + Alpha. Premultiplied
FCP = Modify -> Alpha -> Black”

This ALSO worked perfectly – in fact it works better than laying the adjacent clip on a different track because you can do the actualy cross dissolve on the same track (while preserving the beautiful color). Thanks Aaron – nice fix.

[Jordan O’leary]

The work around was to put them on different tracks and use the cross dissolve on the upper track. [Matthew Nelson] “The work around was to put them on different tracks and use the cross dissolve on the upper track.”

This worked perfectly! Thank you.

[Jordan O’leary]

I’m an idiot – here’s the real pic

Really bad Alpha!!.

[Jordan O’leary]

I was adhering to Steve’s instructions

Steve: If you look at the effects palette (the effects applied to the layer used as the texture for the sphere), here’s what I have, top-to-bottom:

CC sphere
Grow bounds
Shine

He then asked me to duplicate that.

[Jordan O’leary]

Here you Go