Hi. What I mean is type "T", then hit the return key - you will now be on the next line - type "Y", hit the return key etc.etc. Exactly as you are already doing in your posts. ... View more

Hi Rory. Why don't you do what you did as you typed your post (not switch to verticle)? Or am I missing something? ... View more

Hi. Did you do the whole tutorial (he was making a joke)? If you download the project file you will see it operates in 3D - go to the right side of the tutorial window and under the blue comments box you will find it under "Tutorial Notes" - "Download Project File". ... View more

Hi Ahsan,it's an effect. Perspective/3D Camera Tracker. ... View more

Hi, sorry can't understandd what you are asking. ... View more

Hi. Have a look at the Strobe Effect, it can be keyframed. ... View more

Hi. Put a copy of your video above the other and mask out the hands on the top layer. ... View more

Hi. It depends on what you are going to be doing the most of, the two programs are meant for very different things. If you are going to be mainly editing footage, doing basic text/credits and transitions/effects then Premiere first. If you are interested mainly in Motion Graphics/Compositing/Special Effects then After Effects first. If you are unsure then I would start with Premiere as it's an infinately easier program to learn and, if you are new to Adobe products, it will help you get into the Adobe way of going about things (which is often quite quirky). After Effects is a very complex and challenging program and is a steep learning curve. ... View more

Hi. No, the dropdowns are the same as the Stroke Options. Perhaps others may be able to help. (If I have a problem like this I usually will go back and start from the beginning in a fresh composition - may be worth a try?) ... View more

Hi, I've never had that problem. Have you tried selecting the shape layer and then changing to a gradient by using the dropdowns in the symbols at the top of the screen? ... View more

Hi. Why do you not want to create a new null - especially since you don't want the keyframes from the original? ... View more

Hi. Mmmmm, I thought you could but no. You could duplicate your squares and on the top layers set the Fill to none and then trim path its Stroke. If you need to have the line drawing on from a certain vertex, right click on that vertex and select Mask and Shape Path/Set First Vertex. You could also draw a new shape, without fill, in the order you want it to draw on and then use Trim Paths on it. ... View more

Similar to the way you added your image. In the Scene Setup screen, select your material. In the Material settings under Textures you will see the Illumination channel, set it to your image (as I imagine you did for your Diffuse channel). Scroll down and you will see the Illumination heading with its controls and increase the Intensity until you get the look you want. ... View more

Hi. Go to the Pen Tool at the top of the screen (where you select the pen) and toggle it open. In the dropdown that appears select the Convert Vertex Tool. Hover over the vertex that is the problem and click - it should straighten it up. Probably the reason you have the problem if that if/when you are drawing with the pen tool you need to click to make a sharp corner - if you click and drag you make a rounded corner. Does that fix it? ... View more

Hi. From memory - put the image into the Illumination channel. ... View more

Hi, do you mean that using the shortcut V or selecting the Selection Tool at the very top of your screen aren't working? ... View more

Hi. Open the mask settings on the layer and change the mask from Subtract to None. ... View more

Hi, as Gutterfish says put it above your head layer and then set the Cylinder effect's Render setting to Outside. ... View more

Hi, yes you can in several ways. Add an Adjustment Layer above your Motion Tile layer. On the Adjustment layer draw a mask around your original image, set the Mask to Subtract, then add your blur/color effects to the Adjustment layer. ... View more

Hi. I presume you mean you have a Composition with the 5 pictures in it - layers are the individual items which you put into the composition. Select the Composition in the Project Panel (usually in the upper left corner of your screen). and duplicate it - CTRL+D. You can then open the duplicate and change things in it without affecting the original composition. ... View more

Hi, check your preview settings, it looks like you have it set to preview every 2nd frame. ... View more

Hi Jeff. You can use Time Remaping, either to extend the whole thing so everything will be slower, or to just extend the time that the image is still while keeping the dropping rate and blowing away timing as it is. There are lots of tutorials on Time Remapping. ... View more

Hi. Make a new Adjustment Layer above the layer you want to be affected, add the effects to the adjustment layer. This will affect all the layers underneath if there are more than one.. ... View more

Hi, as Mylenium says, more keyframes. I usually select and copy the keyframe(s) CTRL+C that I want to hold on then move to the time when I want the movement to start again and paste them CTRL+V. ... View more

Yes, it will render at the correct fps and resolution. ... View more