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Rendering and Exporting

Last updated 12/12/2014

A layered Photoshop file saved from After Effects may look different from the frame viewed in After Effects if the frame

uses features that Photoshop doesn’t support. For example, if the frame contains a blending mode that isn’t available in

Photoshop, a blending mode that most resembles it is substituted in the layer, but the embedded composite image

(viewable only by applications that don’t support Photoshop layers) looks the same. Alternatively, you can render the

frame using the Composition > Save Frame As > File command to export a flattened and rendered version of the file

to the PSD format.

PSD files generated by Save Frame As > Photoshop Layers have the sRGB IEC61966-2.1 ICC color profile embedded if

color management is disabled for the project (the project's working color space is set to None). If color management is

enabled for the project (the project's working color space is set to something other than None), then PSD files generated

by Save Frame As > Photoshop Layers have the color profile embedded that corresponds to the project's working color

space. (See

Color management and color profiles.)

1 Go to the frame that you want to export so that it is shown in the Composition panel.

2 Do one of the following:

• To render a single frame, choose Composition > Save Frame As > File. Adjust settings in the Render Queue panel

if necessary, and then click Render.

• To export a single frame as an Adobe Photoshop file with layers, choose Composition > Save Frame As >

Photoshop Layers.

To change the default output settings for the Save Frame As > File command, change the settings for the Frame Default

render settings template (See Create, edit, and manage render settings templates.)

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Render and export with the RenderQueue panel

Automated rendering and networkrendering

Automated rendering and network rendering

Automating rendering with aerender

The executable file aerender.exe is a program with a command-line interface with which you can automate rendering.

The executable file is located in the same folder as the primary After Effects application. The default locations for this

file are:

• Windows: \Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects CC\Support Files

• Mac OS: /Applications/Adobe After Effects CC

You can use the aerender application to perform rendering operations on multiple computers as part of a render farm,

or you can use the aerender application on a single computer as part of a batch operation.

You use the program by entering the command aerender on the command line (or in a batch script), followed by a series

of optional arguments. Some of the arguments are simple options that take no arguments of their own (for example, -

reuse), whereas others take arguments of their own (for example, -project project_path).

Enter the command aerender -help to show usage information.

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