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I think you mean you want to offset the animation. in your case, you could parent all the layers to a null layer, then move the null, then you can delete the null and the change will reflect to the keyframes.
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it’s a bit of manual labor here. in the project panel look for missing effects.

then it will only show compositions where you have a missing effect.
in the composition panel do the same thing in the search window.

and it will only show missing instances of the effect in this compositions. you would then have to add the camera lens blur effect and match the settings as much as you can.Roei Tzoref
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September 9, 2017 at 1:16 pm in reply to: Add marker in After Effects timeline that carries over to Premiere Pro[Christian Simpson] “Hello everyone I was wondering if there was a way to set a marker in After Effects and when you render it out to a quicktime file and import it in Premiere that the marker would also be recognized in Premiere. It would help my editors alot if this marker information would carry over.
“Yes.
1. render as Quicktime and make sure the include source XMP Metadata is checked.
2. import the quicktime movie into after effects and right click “new composition from selection”. you will have markers on that video layer. 3. 3. highlight the composition in Ae’s project panel, copy (Ctrl+C), and in Premiere in the Project Panel hit Paste (Ctrl+V).you have a quicktime clip with markers on it.
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this effect is called chromatic aberration.
here’s an article showing several ways of achieving this effect: https://www.provideocoalition.com/chromatic-aberration-fix/
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September 1, 2017 at 2:13 pm in reply to: How to move mask paths over several keyframes all at once?Thank you Darren. it’s pretty good and a workaround for some cases. of course it’s not a real uber key that will enable you to offset parameters other than position… for example scale/rotation but the real mind blower is the vertices themselves like Mocha’s Uberkey can do. if I discover for example after my roto is done that there is one offending vertex at a corner, if I press the uberkey I could shift it in place and the change will apply to all the keyframes.
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Try the C4D renderer approach here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/9289002
Or try to fake it by keeping it 2D like here
https://youtube.com/watch?v=LecOiZ_42uk
By using 2d shapes and moving them in a 3D fake mannerRoei Tzoref
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To edit just the temporal interpolation use the speed graph.
As for auto orient hold position then move – it’s a flaw with this feature. You should work around it using a hold keyframe and adjusting the handles.
here’s the Ae project:
11626_04advancedkeyframesfix.aep.zipRoei Tzoref
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August 26, 2017 at 1:46 pm in reply to: Do only nulls created through the “New Null” menu / shortcut have the red box always visible?[Ryan Hauser] “Also, if I alt-drag replace one of the existing nulls that has a box, the box disappears.
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because you can’t. you can do it from within the project panel and that could be a manual workaround to remove all the other nulls. just alt+drag in the project panel the new over the old. now you can delete the old.[Ryan Hauser] “(Is there any way to edit comments here? I can’t seem to figure it out.)
“I hear ya. it’s a bit obscure. you should hit reply on your own comment and then you will see an edit option
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August 26, 2017 at 1:45 pm in reply to: Do only nulls created through the “New Null” menu / shortcut have the red box always visible?[Ryan Hauser] “I only typically use it when creating my first null in a project, as I just re-use the same null from my project panel since I hate it when it gets filled up with 100+ nulls. “
that’s a problem. nulls are unique in Ae and are created from the timeline. dragging a null from the project window will result in a solid, not a null.
[Ryan Hauser] “Do only nulls created with the “New null” command have the red box?”
that’s correct[Ryan Hauser] “I hate it when it gets filled up with 100+ nulls. “
you can leave it in the solids folder and forget about it like the rest of us
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Anas, when using puppet you should not use CR switch. The explanation is in the help files under puppet.
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