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You have several options when importing a layered Photoshop file into After Effects. Do you need a single flattened image, or all your editable layers and layer styles? What's the difference between "Footage," "Composition," and "Composition - Retain Layer Sizes?" Do you want to edit the Photoshop text you just imported? What if you make changes to an imported Photoshop file? We answer all these questions and more in this handy-dandy video!
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00:00 - Intro
01:12 - Import Options
02:32 - Importing as Footage
04:22 - Importing as Composition - Retain Layer Sizes
05:18 - After Effects UI
05:52 - PS vs AE: Layers & Groups
07:02 - Convert to Editable Text
07:49 - Layer Size & Bounding Box
09:29 - Working with Anchor Points
11:02 - Importing as Composition - Document Size
12:41 - Working with Changes & Updates
16:50 - Replace with Layered Composition
17:26 - Edit Original Command
17:55 - Wrap-Up
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