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I have just used your maya camera and locators to after fx and the results seems just a bit off is there some thing I'm forgetting or a quick fix for this?
Hi winstonbrum,
Make sure that the frame rate of your image sequence match your composition in after effects. I think after effects by default imports image sequences at 30fps. Change it to 24 ftps. Let me know.
winstonbrum
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