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If all of the clips are back to back when you are done editing you can select them all and dynamic link them to AE and they will be in one AE project. If they are spread all over the edit you can select them one at a time and dynamic link a clip to AE. Key it and get it the way you like it and then Dynamic link the next clip. It will bring it into your opened AE file. You will now have two comps in AE. Copy the filters from the one you like and then paste them to the new clip you just dynamic linked into the project. Continue the process until you have all the clips done. Then you can export them all out using the Render Que. Hope this helps.
Stephen Smith
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I’ve found that it is quicker to export out my AE into a Quicktime movie and import the movie into Premiere instead of rendering the AE file. Then I don’t need to do any rendering. But if you are not working with an edit and you are working with every clip you got you are wasting lots of time. You have to edit your project first and then dynamic link it to AE at the end, other wise you will never be efficient and you will waste time keying clips you aren’t even using.
Stephen Smith
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You said the AE footage still needs cutting up. I edit my project and key it last. That way I only key what will end up in the project. In AE you can do things like skip frames and lover the resolution to make AE go faster.
Stephen Smith
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You can zoom into the web browser. On a mac you hit Command and the Plus Keys.
Stephen Smith
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Just ran a quick test. Looks like that did the trick. Thanks.
Stephen Smith
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*An elastic term but I use it to describe the system that can do the most without rendering.What can it do with out rendering that Premiere and Avid can’t?
Stephen Smith
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Why are you looking for the 7 most popular professional editing applications?
Stephen Smith
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Welcome the the COW Ricky. Great place to be.
Stephen Smith
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Doing a Alpha or Luma matte is the way to go. For example. Add an image of smoke or clouds. Make it black and White. Place it above the image you want it to cut into. On the image below clip on the Track Matte option and choose Luma Matte “name of layer here” option. The white will make the image seen and the black part of the image will make the image not seen. Hope this helps and best of luck.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
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You can do multiple mask on one group or layer. Once you create your second mask it will add to the current mask, which in your case you don’t want. If you go to the Mask Tab in the Inspector you can change the Mask Blend Mode from Add to Subtract and then you will get the results you are after.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
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