How would I emulate this effect (the Photoshop flash Website)

Hi there,
I'm wondering how to create this 3D effect as seen on the adobe website.
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/family/?promoid=BPDEK
I want to simulate the 3D rotate effect with some images of a product I have. I'm fairly new to 3D compositing in AE and I'm wondering if maybe someone could point me the direction a proper tutorial.
Thanks.

Parent the layers to a Null, spread them out in a circle. Rotate the Null. Set the auto-orient of the layers to always face the camera.
Mylenium

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Select the grey text and lines. move on to a new layer (Ctrl+J) and apply a Bevel and Emboss layer effect with a chisel technique, then drag that image into the red one and set it to Overlay mode.
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The PDF contains nothing other than a raster image. It contains no vector paths.
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I zoomed in as close as I could and didn't see any pixels.
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Its resolution is 1. It's a single-pixel raster image (as given away in its title).
I've never experienced a raster image that didn't get more pixelated the larger you scaled it up.
Yes, you have. That's exactly what I demonstrated in post 5 and in the PDF.
The operative word in your comment is more pixelated. That misconception is the point of the demonstration. Your image is already pixelated, and that's exactly what you want. It won't be "more" pixelated whatsoever, no matter how large you scale it.
At the heart of the [quite common] misconception is this: What you are calling "resolution" is not. True resolution is the measure of the amount of information contained. A raster image contains only a fixed amount of information. PPI is merely a scale factor. It's merely an expression of information density, not quantity. As you can see, that PDF is every bit as "resolution independent" (i.e.; scaleable) as a vector square.
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