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Re: AE Advantages over Motion?

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Re: AE Advantages over Motion?
by Nate Hanson on May 16, 2008 at 7:16:04 pm

[Ron Coy] "On this forum, you'll likely hear After Effects as the choice."

Yep, I figured that. So I posted a similar message in the Motion forum to get a "balanced" response.

Thanks for the responses guys - very helpful so far. Any more opinions out there?

Nate



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