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Kaprice
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April 13, 2019
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Ultra Key effect is lost when Premiere project imported to After Effects

  • April 13, 2019
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I've created sequences in Premiere where I used Ultra Key to create a perfect transparent background.

I need to use these clips in After Effects.

I wanted to avoid any quality loss, so I imported the project into After Effects but the Ultra Key mask is gone. It shows the green screen.

I know I could use Keylight in After Effects, but I haven't been able to get the same quality out of it (green background is 100% consistent).

I know I could render a clip out of Premiere and Import into AE, but was hoping to avoid that.

Any way to import Premiere files into AE without losing the Ultra Key effect?

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Correct answer DigitalSpatula

Unfortunately Ultra Ket is only available in PrP. You listed options (keylight or render out from PrP w alpha) are your only two options.

Steve

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DigitalSpatula
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Inspiring
April 13, 2019

Unfortunately Ultra Ket is only available in PrP. You listed options (keylight or render out from PrP w alpha) are your only two options.

Steve

Kaprice
KapriceAuthor
Participant
April 14, 2019

Bummer. But thanks for setting it straight.

Participating Frequently
March 24, 2023

So weird! It use to work.