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Quick Tip – How To Import Photoshop 3D Into AE Aetuts+AdvertiseWrite for UsAbout TutorialsMotion GraphicsProductionVisual EffectsWorkflowArticlesContestsIn-DepthInspirationInterviewNewsQuizzesRoundupWorkshopsTipsMotion GraphicsVisual EffectsWorkflowSessions Tuts+ PremiumTuts+ Hub The Latest Tuts+ UpdatesPsdtuts+ Adobe PhotoshopNettuts+ Web DevelopmentVectortuts+ Illustrator and VectorAudiotuts+ Audio and ProductionAetuts+ Adobe After EffectsCgtuts+ Computer GraphicsPhototuts+ PhotographyMobiletuts+ Mobile DevelopmentWebdesigntuts+ Web DesignWptuts+ WordPressMactuts+ Mac & OS XGamedevtuts+ Game DevelopmentCrafttuts+ Craft & Handmade Toggle Motion Graphics basixBasix\Workflow Quick Tip – How To Import Photoshop 3D Into AE Gabriel Chavez on Dec 29th 2011 with 15 commentsTutorial DetailsRequirements: After Effects, Photoshop, and a 3d file.Difficulty: BeginnerRun Time: 5:19 minDownload Source FilesThanks for supporting the site, feel free to download the ZIP file for this tutorial.Source files for this tutorial are available to Premium members. Get a Premium Membership Tweet This is a Basix Quick Tip on how to import a 3d file (.3DS, .DAEm, .KMZ, .U3D, .OBJ) into After Effects so you can rotate and manipulate the model right without having to ever leave AE.TutorialDownload Tutorial .mp4File size: 39 MB Gabriel Chavez is EverythingAE on VideohiveTags: Basix  Enjoyed this Post?Subscribe to our RSS Feed, Follow us on Twitter or simply recommend us to friends and colleagues! Tweet By Gabriel ChavezRollover to read this author's bio or click through to see a full list of posts by this author. Hey! I'm Gabe. I'm a cool dude that loves to experiment in the dark corners of After Effects and Photoshop. My other main passion is downhill longboarding. I'm obsessed with teaching people how to do things; whether it be defragging a computer, or showing people how to make things blow up in AE, or even teaching the proper way to slide a longboard at 40mph.   Plus PremiumHello!You can grab source files and bonus tutorials from the members area.