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Tip Tuesday: Snapshot in After Effects

View in browser Hi ferlin, It is Tip Tuesday! Today I will show you some useful things you can do with Snapshots in After Effects. So let's dive right in! (This tip comes with a video) Step 1: Taking Snapshots in After Effects. I am going to take a snapshot of my current After Effect composition by clicking on the snapshot icon below our canvas. Next, I am going to move our logos around on the canvas like so. Step 2: Snapshot History I can see my snapshot history by LEFT-CLICK and HOLD on the snapshot icon.  You will be able to toggle back and forth by LEFT-CLICK and HOLD on the snapshot icon.  However, let me show you something new that you may not know.  Step 3: Blending Snapshots in After Effects If you HOLD ALT + LEFT-CLICK on the snapshot icon on the PC or HOLD OPTION + LEFT-CLICK on a Mac, you will be able to blend both snapshots.  It is especially handy when aligning things up in After Effects.  How it works is simple, After Effects blends both snapshots with a Classic Difference Blending Mode.  Let me show you how to get to it manually.  Classic Difference Blending Mode Select the [UM Logo 2017.ai] file in our timeline, then duplicate it with a keyboard shortcut CTRL+D on PC or COMMAND+D on Mac.  CLICK on blending mode dropdown menu and select Classic Difference. That is what the snapshot does in the background when we HOLD ALT + LEFT-CLICK on the snapshot icon on the PC or HOLD OPTION + LEFT-CLICK on a Mac. Multiple Snapshots in Adobe After Effects You can also take more than one snapshot in After Effects. A lot of people don't know about this one.  First Snapshot To take the first snapshot of the canvas, you have to HOLD SHIFT+F5 on a Mac or PC.  Second Snapshot HOLD SHIFT+F6 on a Mac or PC to take the second snapshot. Third Snapshot HOLD SHIFT+F7 on a Mac or PC to take the third snapshot. Fourth and Last Snapshot HOLD SHIFT+F8 on a Mac or PC to take the last snapshot. We took four different snapshots of our canvas with four keyboard shortcuts: SHIFT+F8, SHIFT+F7, SHIFT+F6, and SHIFT+F5.  Accessing Snapshots in After Effects By doing so, we attached a snapshot to each F-number.   For example, we took the first snapshot with the SHIFT+F5 keyboard shortcut. That means our first snapshot is stored or attached to F5. To access the first snapshot, we just have to press F5 on the keyboard. That simple! The same thing applies to F6, F7, and F8. Clearing Snapshots in After Effects Clearing snapshots can also be done individually, much like storing them. We can always override a snapshot by taking another snapshot over it, but to clear a snapshot individually, we have to HOLD CTRL+SHIFT+F6 on a PC or HOLD COMMAND+SHIFT+F6 on a Mac. So now If you press F6, you will notice that nothing happens.   I hope you found this quick tip useful. I look forward to sharing another quick tip with you next Tuesday! Talk soon, - Sergei Watch Video Ukramedia P.O. Box 621 Huntersville, NC 28070 You received this email because you signed up on our website or made a purchase from us. Unsubscribe