Well… If you value efficiency and not getting a headache, chances are you’ll want to steer clear of Dynamic Link. The question is legitimate, and the answer depends on what you want to achieve and how you want to achieve it.
#AFTER EFFECTS PRO#
Or not get wet in the rain.Īfter Effects and Premiere Pro are much the same.īoth can do about the same things, but it’ll take you painfully long to do things in Premiere Pro or After Effects, that they were not made for. Well, they are both cars that’ll bring you from one point to another.īut efficiency changes dramatically when I want to pick up my Family. Think of it this way – If I ask you: “F1 Car or SUV?”. So I understand why the question comes up a lot of times.īut the truth is, both After Effects and Premiere Pro are made for very specific tasks.Īnd both Applications excel in the tasks they were made for. You can probably do everything in one way or another in both Applications. You see, After Effects and Premiere Pro can do a lot of similar things. What do you want to do with the program?.So I ask a couple of questions in return to hone in on what is being expected of my answer. Not because I don’t know the answer, but rather because I don’t know the intent of who asked the question. I default to putting on my thinking cap when I hear that question. I am a Motion Designer and Video Editor (in addition to some other things I do) and hop in and out of After Effects and Premiere Pro multiple times throughout a typical workday.Īnd there’s one question that I often hear, either in the comments under my Articles or from colleagues, and that is: Which is better, Premiere or After Effects?.What is the difference between After Effects and Premiere Pro?.Should I use After Effects or Premiere Pro?.Is After Effects good for Video Editing?.After Effects – which is best for beginners? How do After Effects and Premiere Pro work together?.
A direct comparison of After Effects and Premiere Pro doesn’t make sense.
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