Hardware Rendering to Adobe Premiere
Hello all,
I'm not sure if this is the right category for this question...i just did a hardware render on dynamics in Alpha Channel Red Source and software render on the non dynamics...Now, my question is if i'm putting both of the rendered in adobe premiere how do I mask to have the final combination movie effect? I'm new to Premiere. Thank you... |
You should be able to use "Layer modes" like in photoshop.
Like, screen, multiply, add, etc. I use After Effects for compositing, and Premier for editing, but I believe that premier has this function as well. Check the Premier docs for "Layer modes", and/or "Compositing". Good luck! |
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Hello again Racecgi,
You saved me once from the other post...now let's see if you can help me on this one :D . You're right about the layers on the premiere...but i don't know how to mask it, is it used by transperancy and if it is what do i choose, let me attach the picture so you can see on premiere... |
My experience with Premiere regarded to comositting is somewhat limited, but what I found out was, that using the ALPHA channel worked out for stills, but not animations, even if the alpha source was animated, it took just hte first frame.
My solution to this, was switching to Adobe AfterFX. |
DukerX is right, but just for kicks, try Image Matte first, then try White Alpha Matte.
If that doesn't work, then I believe you can download the demo of After Effects, and it will work for you just fine:) Sorry I couldn't be of more help. |
yeah, i'll try the both of the methods if not i'll download the after effects =)
Thank You all |
I definetly have to agree, I use both programs everyday, and You should really use aftereffects for animated masks and stuff, Premieere doesn't give you the ability to do so...
Brian |
ok....thank you brian...
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sorry, my post was alittle late, didn't read all of the replies.
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