From the course: After Effects CC 2018: Editors and Post Essential Training
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Import and work with pictures - After Effects Tutorial
From the course: After Effects CC 2018: Editors and Post Essential Training
Import and work with pictures
- [Instructor] The project window is the hub for all the assets you will work with inside of After Effects. As an editor, you'll often work with numerous stills and video to bring into your edit, but to work with them in After Effects, assets must first be imported into the project window. Here in this movie, we'll take a look at how to import pictures into the project window and set up some simple animation. So there's a number of ways to import assets in After Effects, the first of which is the common File > Import. So we can go to File > Import > File, and we'll get our open dialog box, from which we can select one or more images and import into After Effects this way. Alternately, we can double-click on our project window and do the same functionality. And lastly, we can import via the OS dialog box itself. We can click and drag multiple images and assets into After Effects this way. Now as we start to import in something like PSDs, where we have multiple layers, let's go ahead…
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Import and work with pictures6m 49s
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Move animated images around the frame5m 45s
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Repeat an animation with multiple images4m 30s
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Introducing z-depth5m 54s
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Create a simple camera in a z-space montage6m 25s
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Parenting layers to the camera5m 38s
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Speed up or slow down video layers5m 52s
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Key video with keylight6m 3s
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