Jeff Schell walks you through, step by step, how to create a handful of different track mattes in Premiere Pro CS3. Schell discusses where you can apply a track matte, how to expand it, how to apply and expand a blur, and what track you want to borrow the shape from. He also shows us how to apply a track matte with a title, and details the effects of a luma matte.
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Create a muffled sound or radio sound in Premiere
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1 Comment
it was very very helpful. especially mask with pen tool. I can mask now as in after effects, the only thing I could'nt do is animating the pen tool mask frame by frame, thanx again. I would appreciate very much if you do a tutorial about this animation of mask. greetings from Albania.
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