You will see the transforms or bounding box of the layer expand to the full size of the composition window. The short solution to this is to Right-Click the layer before adding the effect(s) and choose PRECOMPOSE and then Move All Attributes into New Composition. This means that the effect will only show on the visible portion of the layer and not drift outside of it’s bounding box. When you are adding an effect to an adjustment or an individual object layer, some effects in After Effects will exclude the Alpha or the transparency of a layer. Depending on the effect used (frequently some type of lighting effect like CC Light Rays or Trapcode Shine) the effect appears to be "cut off" similar to the picture above. One common issue people have with After Effects happens when they apply certain effects to specific layers. Problem#1: Effects Look Cut-Off or Masked Obtain a quote for onsite Adobe After Effects training. Why not join one of our legendary After Effects training classes in Los Angeles, or we offer Onsite After Effects classes countrywide. The following are common issues, with solutions, that many first-time After Effects users face when learning After Effects.
After Effects, like any professional software, has a number of these "quirks" or problems you need to figure out to truly master this amazing software.
Whenever you are learning a new application there are always quirks, oddly programmed features and tricks you must embrace to take full advantage of that application.
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