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Layer masking

New Here ,
May 26, 2017 May 26, 2017

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Hello Everybody. Question of a newbie I guess. I'm trying to understand why when i put color matte underneath my shape i see the color only in the shape and when i put regular video underneath i see the video on the whole screen with my shape sitting on top of it. Please look at the images. Thank you.

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LEGEND , May 29, 2017 May 29, 2017

no clipping masks in premiere but even if there was, you appear to have 2 full frame images one on top of the other so a clipping mask won't work in this case. a Ps clipping mask clips the layer (or group of layers) to the transparency of a base layer that's at the bottom.

what you want to do is use the brightness values of one layer as the alpha channel (transparency information) of another layer and this is what track matte effect is for. you apply the track matte effect to the clip (the video

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LEGEND ,
May 26, 2017 May 26, 2017

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What are you trying to do?

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May 26, 2017 May 26, 2017

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I'm trying to make the video appear only where my shape is (like in the picture). I know that I can do opacity mask on the video layer but is there any other way. In Photoshop it is achieved with clipping mask. Just in case if you are familiar with Photoshop.

As you see I've achieved it by some weird combination of Image matte key and Track matte key without really understanding.

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LEGEND ,
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no clipping masks in premiere but even if there was, you appear to have 2 full frame images one on top of the other so a clipping mask won't work in this case. a Ps clipping mask clips the layer (or group of layers) to the transparency of a base layer that's at the bottom.

what you want to do is use the brightness values of one layer as the alpha channel (transparency information) of another layer and this is what track matte effect is for. you apply the track matte effect to the clip (the video) you want to be affected by another (the shape). set it to matte luma (Luminance) and define the shape video layer to be the matte (source).

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Thank you! Worked like a charm.

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