I have been working with After Effects to modify a film clip that needed an animated mask to hide part of the image. However, every once in a while I would select the layer by accident and move it--which if you don't catch your mistake immediately, messes up your entire animation. Anyway, a bit of Googling and I found this brilliant (and simple solution here):
http://generalspecialist.com/2008/03/locking-after-effects-layers-so-they.asp
The short version is to select the layer in question, open the expressions panel for the "position" property and place the current position of the layer in brackets like this [123,23]. This simple script resets the position of the layer back to the original every time you mistakenly move it. BRILLIANT!
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Saturday, August 15, 2009
inDesign pixelated photos while printing
I am working on an InDesign project that uses a lot of image. I kept having a problem where the images would look fine on screen but when I printed the file some of the photos were pixelated (but not all of them).
Fortunately I found a forum post with the answer:
Choose Print>Settings>Graphics
and then under Images set "Send Data" to "All"
Fortunately I found a forum post with the answer:
Choose Print>Settings>Graphics
and then under Images set "Send Data" to "All"
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