Preparing still-image files for importing You can import individual supported still images into After Effects or a series of still images as a sequence. After Effects works internally in an RGB color space, but it can import and convert CMYK images. However, when possible, you should work in an RGB color space in applications such as Illustrator and Photoshop when creating images for video, film, and other non-print media. Working in RGB provides a larger gamut and more accurately reflects your final output. Before you import a still image into After Effects, prepare it as thoroughly as possible to reduce rendering time. It's usually easier and faster to prepare a still image in its original application than to modify it in After Effects. Consider doing the following to an image before importing it into After Effects: ...
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