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Each clip was created in AE using a number of scanned images.

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Thank you so much Scott. I was mistakenly thinking I could go directly into Invigorator from Illustrator and get that pro look. Looks like I’ll need to learn another application. 3D software. I’m looking at 3DS Max now but am open.

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I’m looking at my AE file and it is 720X480 (.91)and my Premier file with the project 720X480 standard (.9091)and the image is obviously stretched vertically. I have opened a new project and imported the old one per the tutorial. Also tried copy and pasting the clips from the original project. I must be missing something.

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I’ll be trying the 3ds Max trial. Is there a tutorial relating to this that you would recommend?

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I’ll begin checking it all out now.

Thank you.

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Thank you. Any suggestions as to which might be best? Maybe a shorter learning curve to start with?

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That gives me no answer at all. No where to begin. Of course I practice. I can create the rough in Illustrator and bring them in to AE and use Invigorator. Just don’t seem to get the same kind of look.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

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Found it, thanks.

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My understanding is that it is even less flexible and doesn’t include the start end options.

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If I apply an image map to the solid I’ll still see the solid. I’m not giving up