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I've really been enjoying using Jitter for animated visuals over more cumbersome tools like After Effects lately and I'm happy to now be considered an expert!
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Ronan Drumm
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Jitter does feel like it removes a lot of the friction After Effects has by design. What was the last project where you noticeably felt the speed difference?
It does! Definitely noticed it when preparing social media content recently and being able to edit all of the post variations on one canvas
Editing every variation on one canvas instead of juggling separate comps sounds like a real time saver. Does that setup hold up when a client wants last minute copy swaps across every size at once?
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