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This user guide provides instructions for working with 3D Camera Animations in Adobe After Effects. It details how to open a project, import footage, use the controller for adjustments, and render the final output. The guide also highlights which components are editable and which are not.

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User Guide

This user guide provides instructions for working with 3D Camera Animations in Adobe After Effects. It details how to open a project, import footage, use the controller for adjustments, and render the final output. The guide also highlights which components are editable and which are not.

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USER

GUIDE.
Project //
3D Camera Animations

NOTE

Red Label : Components that cannot be edited

>> Do not edit the inside of the “Stuff (Don’t Edit)” folder.

Green Label : Editable components

>> Click layer “controller” to change template

How to Open a File


1. Open Adobe After Effects.
2. Click File > Open Project...
3. Navigate to the folder: /3D Camera Animations/3D Camera [Link]
4. Click Open.

How to Import Footage


1. Import your footage Right Click > Import > File.
2. Move your footage to the Folder Footage Folder.
3. Open the Placeholder folder, double click on the composite (ex. Insert Your Footage Here 3)
and drop your footage to this composition.
4. Save, and the changes will appear automatically.

How to Use Controller

1. Open the composition (ex. 3D Camera Animation 3).


2. Select the layer named [Controller X](ex. Controller 3).
3. Use the controller in the Effect Controls panel. You can change the aperture, zoom, and
blur.

Render / Output Final


1. Go to the 3D Camera Animation 3.
2. Select File > Export or send to Media Encoder.
3. Select the format you need (MP4, MOV, etc.).

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