[Sara Winkle]

I apologize for my bad English- I am from the other side of the ocean :0)
I will try to describe this better:
I am working in a NTSC D1 project. The Graphics are being imported into the avid.
The flicker/ghosting effect is visible in preview in After Effects, after rendering and after importing into the avid.
The “flicker” can also be described as a “ghosting” effect around the edges of high contrast text as well as the edges of layers I am passing close with the camera. (contrast between layers and Background or text and background)
The ghosting around the edges of the layers is more visible close to the camera and lessens as they disappear into the distance.
The ghosting is most extreme in detailed high contrast areas on the layers (I am passing product boxes that have detailed information on them in saturated colors)
I have been previewing and rendering with and without motion blur,I have been turning down the contrast and tried a slight gaussen blur, none of this seemed to make a big difference.

I hope this helps? Let me know if you need more info.
thank you so much

-sara

[Sara Winkle]

Is there a way to keep the paths of my illustrator files intact after importing the layered file into AE?
I need to be able to set key frames on the paths. I know it is possible to copy and paste single paths onto solids in AE from an Illustrator file but would like to avoid doing that for 200 layers.