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How to only apply a mask

Explorer ,
Oct 28, 2018 Oct 28, 2018

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Final cut has a mask tool that lets me mask out parts of a clip. However I suspect this concept does not exist in premiere? It seems that masks can only be applied to an effect? My current approach is to do a mask on an opacity 100 clip....but I want to know if there is simply a mask that does not require an effect to be applied?

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Oct 28, 2018 Oct 28, 2018

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Simplest way is to use the mask feature from Opacity.

Opacity is an fixed effect of the clip.

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As Ann says, use the basic opacity controls usable on any clip ... go to the Effects Control Panel and twirl down Opacity. You'll see the mask tools there.

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