Jerry Wise
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COW Coins
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Premiere Pro Coins
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i think you have to “nest” your matte.
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you could use “Time”/Posterize Time”.
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yep…you have to click on each one and in the “Source” window hit “Clear In and Out”
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i had a similar problem with shadows. i’m on 2015.2 Premiere. in my Sequence settings i ticked “Maximum Bit Depth” and “Maximum Render Quality” and the problem went away. hope this helps.
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if you have a nested sequence that is used several times in a project and you might have to change one of the nests then i make copies. that way you can change copy 1 and not affect copy 2 etc.
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it might be that X looks at the project resolution and expects a matte and fill to be the same resolution when doing a Mask Filter. i know that Premiere gets weird doing this so i will place my matte and fill where i want them to be on the screen and then make a full rez still of each at my project resolution and it works.
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Just tried what you are doing and i had no problem.
10.11.6 osx.
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you could try Boris Continuum Key and Blend trial version and apply BCC Matte Choker to your pics and see if that helps. it’s what i use.
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if your pics include an alpha channel then i would check that the alpha is at 100%.
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i think that you can do it by holding Command (Mac) and tapping up or down arrow.