If you're new to After Effects, you may have accidentally entered the 3D view and are finding it challenging to exit. Don't worry, it's a common issue, and I'm here to help you navigate your way out. Follow these simple steps to exit the 3D view and return to the standard 2D view in After Effects. First, locate the 'Unified Camera Tool' in the toolbar. It looks like a small camera icon. Click on the 'Unified Camera Tool' to activate it. Once the 'Unified Camera Tool' is activated, you can right-click anywhere in the composition panel. A drop-down menu will appear, and you can select 'Reset View.' This action will return your view to the standard 2D perspective. Another way to exit the 3D view is to use the keyboard shortcut 'C' to activate the 'Unified Camera Tool' and then right-click in the composition panel to select 'Reset View.' By following these simple steps, you can easily exit the 3D view in After Effects and continue working on your animation project in the standard 2D view. Remember, getting comfortable with the navigation and tools in After Effects takes practice, so don't worry if you make mistakes along the way. Keep exploring and learning, and you'll become more proficient with time. Now that you know how to exit the 3D view, you can confidently tackle your animation projects in After Effects. Happy animating!