Comparing masking tools in Premiere Pro and After Effects

Thank you very much

Can Premiere Pro remember the number of points on different keyframes when using gaussian blur? For example on one keyframe 1 would like to have 4 points, on another keyframe 6 points. Thanks!

Very useful.

You're amazing.

Legend.

Great tutorial!
With all the features Premiere is getting, I find myself doing most compositing work there, going to Ae only for heavy duty stuff.
Though a simple default behavior in Pr masks makes me wonder.
Why the default size of rectangle mask is a tiny portion of the clip?
Each and every time I have to manually zoom out the frame, and resize the mask to the clip size.
In Ae, double clicking the rectangle, makes a mask based on the layer size. That and no intersections in masks just as you showed.

I just found your channel Sir, and let me add here that I appreciate the clarity and the simplicity of your explanations.

I have a question, I was masking in premiere and I was masking frame by frame, it was tedious but every time I would go to delete a point in the mask, it would delete it for the previous keypoints and mess up the entire masking sequence. I was wondering if it was the same way in after effects?

thank you sir... for your very clear explanation... it helps me a lot,,,

U R giving useful information but starting with imported materials confusing. pls show from the very beginning...thanks

I'd like to know if I can mask any effect in After Effects just like in Premiere Pro?

Dear Collin how to export from Ae tp Pr thank Collin

Great stuff Colin !!! If you had to choose ONE, which would you choose? I need to minimize cost and maximize capability. I'm doing video but what I see in this video is that AfterEffects is so much more capable. If you were forced to choose either AE or PR which woukd you choose, Finally, is there ANYTHING AE can't do that PR can?

Thanks Colin,
timbgreen

Too many tutorials just say click here, now click here, now... You explain what's actually going on and make it a true learning experience. Thanks!

you have a better way to explain the tutorials, thanks Smith

Thank you Colin, very helpful to know the difference now.