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compositing options in adobe premiere pro?
Hi, I’m looking for a way to keyframe any effect’s opacity in premiere pro, if possible. I know they have this feature in after effects, it’s in [compositing options] > [effect opacity], but I don’t see it in premiere pro. Is there such a feature, or do I need to switch to after effects whenever I want to do this?
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Would have dig deep on this one but have you tried duplicating the clip and placing on top to control the opacity?
Not exactly what I would do since I live and breathe in AE.
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The easiest way to do it is make a new Adjustment layer over your clip (or duplicate your clip and add to that).
Then go to Video Effects/Obsolete/Opacity and add Opacity. In the Effect window you can keyframe the effect.
Since it’s an obsolete effect then likely it’s been updated and incorporated into Essential Graphics but I haven’t tried it.
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As far as I know latest versions of PP do have a mask option for any effect. In there one can set the shape, opacity, feather etc and keyframe them. Even AE does not do this.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/masking-tracking.html
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