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Avoiding flickering

Avoiding flickering

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Avoiding flickering

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- [Instructor] Screen is a different world than print. We've already seen the importance of using RGB colorspace to get the correct colors when working with Illustrator, and for that matter, Photoshop documents inside After Effects, and now we want to point out a few other important issues concerning animation which will help you to get smoother results when animating vector files inside After Effects. And what I mean by that, is that if you decide to animate delicate lines on screen, you may see some flickering, or jittering pixels. Those are caused by anti-aliasing and subpixel movement, which is the way that After Effects behaves. So here are a few things that you can try in order to minimize these phenomenons if you see them. So, I'm using the Smartphones.ai illustration that we've seen so far. I've switched off the More Icons layer, and I've saved my changes. Now I'm going to switch between Illustrator and After Effects, and I'm going to double-click in order to import this file.…

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