Digital Photography and Imaging - Week 10

12/6/2023 
Tan Ying Yi / 0362425
Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) In Creative Media

LECTURE : Intro to After  Effects

- Basic understanding on how to link Adobe Photoshop layers into After Effects.
- Understanding the compositing concept from still images to moving images.

Lecture Notes

TUTORIAL : Interface, Layer & Tools

1. AFTER EFFECT LIVE DEMO during Tutorial class.
2. Advanced keyframes (attachment video)


PRACTICAL : After Effects Exercise

1. Download the PSD composition below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/197rXGH_g-lLEt-0K9__mcKrLIYIaXtQp/view?usp=sharing
2. Import the W10_ANIMATE.psd into Adobe After Effects.
3. Create a composition setting 1080 px (Width) x 1920 px (Height), Duration 15 second
4. Create a keyframe animation to the layers using Position (P), Scale (S) & Masking path.
5. Render output: Quicktime (.MOV) or .MP4
6. Upload your exercise into your Youtube Channel.
7. Update your progress and video to your E-Portfolio blog. 
8. Attach your E-Portfolio link on this Submission.

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Exercise sample: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16kzvRMDxuuDXccE62i4T0WIdDkk6_XDN/view?usp=share_link


Through this exercise, I learned how to import PS file into AE ( New Project > File > Import > File ).
How to Import Photoshop file to After Effects

I also learned how to make simple animation.

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