ADOBE PREMIER PRO EASY TEXT MASKING IN Tamil |
Masking in Premiere Pro
You can leverage the powerful masking and tracking workflows from After Effects directly within Premiere Pro.
Masks let you define a specific area in a clip that you want to blur, cover, highlight, apply effects, or color-correct.
You can create and modify different shaped masks, like an Ellipse or a Rectangle. Or, you can draw free-form Bezier shapes using the Pen tool.
You can apply effects either inside or outside the masked area. One of the common uses of masking is to blur a person's face to protect their identity. For example, you can mask a person's face by applying a Blur effect or a Mosaic effect.
You can also use masking in more creative ways like applying a mask to correct a specific color. You can use an inverse mask selection to exclude the masked area from color corrections applied to the rest of the clip. In addition, you can add multiple shape masks with different effects to different areas of a clip.
Create a mask using shape tools
Premiere Pro provides you two shape tools: An Ellipse shape tool to create a circular or ellipse-shaped mask, and a Rectangle shape tool to create a four-sided polygon.
Create a mask using shape tools
The Pen Tool lets you freely draw complex mask shapes around objects.
Click the Pen tool to begin drawing the mask. You can create different shapes by drawing straight lines and curved segments. To draw smooth curves, you can draw Bezier path segments that provide you greater control over the shape of the mask.
Draw straight path segments with the Pen tool
The simplest path that you can draw with the Pen tool is a straight line with two vertex points. By continuing to click, you create a path made of straight-line segments connected by vertex points.
Draw curved Bezier path segments with the Pen tool
You create a curved path segment by dragging direction lines using the Pen tool. The length and direction of the direction lines determine the shape of the curve.
To create Bezier shapes, you convert a vertex point on a mask to a Bezier point by pressing the Alt key while placing the cursor over the vertex point. The cursor becomes an inverted "V" shape . Then, click and release the pointer.
Bezier handles provide two-directional controls that allow you to change the curve of the line segment between the handle and the next point on either side.
.......................................................................................................................
To know More:
ADOBE PREMIER PRO BEGINNER EFFECTS & CUT IN TAMIL | #RIYAS TUTORIALS| #PART1
• ADOBE PREMIER PRO BEGINNER EFFECTS & CUT I...
AUTODESK MAYA 3D FACE MODELLING IN TAMIL | RIYAS TUTORIALS | #FACEMODEL1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeSvD...
AUTODESK MAYA 3D FACE MODELLING (MOUTH) PART IN TAMIL | #RIYAS TUTORIALS | #FACEMODEL2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR2VM...
Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Photoshop basics for beginners: • Adobe Photoshop Tutorial: Photoshop basics...
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP TOOLS FOR BEGINNERS TAMIL TUTORIALS #CLASS2
• ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 TITLE ANIMATION IN TAM...
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 BRUSH & TRANSFORM TOOL IN TAMIL | RIYAS TUTORIALS |#CLASS3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkALt...
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 TITLE ANIMATION IN TAMIL #TextAnimation1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2989...
.....................................................................................................................
FOR PROMOTION CONTACT: 9940820068
how to,how to mask an object in premiere pro,screencast,masking text premiere pro,3d text premiere pro,make objects disappear premiere pro,power windows premiere pro,masking tricks,masking tips,premiere pro cc 2018,adobe creative cloud,motion array,premiere pro tricks,masking tips in premiere pro,how to mask in premiere pro,mosaic,premiere pro mask,premiere pro title mask,title mask,disappear,appear