Hi! I'm having trouble with image sequences with animated frame size/crop factor. Import works fine, but on sequences where I've used Ken Burns style animation and changed the frame sizes (on the RAW files), After Effects will display a border on the right and bottom edges on the smaller frames. (See below) Is there any way I could import those sequences and force them to "fill the frame" even if pixel sizes differs from frame to frame? See image below for an example. I now have about 80 000 high quality RAW images (about 250 timelapse sequences) which I intend to render directly from RAW to a lossless intermediate video format in 4k resolution before editing in Premiere Pro or similar. The only solution I see right now is to render frames to an intermediate format and then resize all frames to 4k BEFORE importing to After Effects. But I also want to use Warp Stabilizer on some sequences, and all this rendering, resizing, re-rendering and stabilizing will degrade quality. Having 2-3 different copies of the same images also eats up several TB of disk space, and making changes on the RAW images would force me to do a new loop of re-render, another resize, etc.. I really want to keep the source files as RAW sequences for maximum quality and minimum hassle.. Regards, - Jørn, Trondheim, Norway ... View more