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Re: AE memory/3D camera pan question

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From: Troy McFarland
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 20:31
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Hey Navarro and Rick, Just wanted to let ya know how it went.  I went ahead and turned off layers that the camera wasn't actively seeing.  This took a while, probably about 1 1/2 to 2 hours.  (I didn't mention this to you originally, but not only was I dealing with a 4000x3000 comp, I was actually cross fading between 6 layers, all at 400 x 3000!!) Then, I replaced the JPG stills with the video source.  The final render of the 45 second pan took about 1 1/2 hours.  Not too bad at all. 

Thanks for the layer tip, as I'm sure that helped.  I haven't rendered the same project with all layers always turned on, but I might do so in a few days just to see how much longer it would have taken. 

Thanks again. -Troy
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