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Re: Alpha channel turning off when saved?
by Tom Hepburn on Jul 19, 2008 at 5:16:53 pm

Are they (the alpha transparency) not working in FCP then? It's normal behavior to have an RGB image open with the R,G,B, channels on and not the fourth alpha channel in PS.
When you bring it in to FCP, it should detect that there is an alpha, and knock out what was designated for transparency, in this case the black portion of the the alpha.

Am I understanding the problem?
T



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