Ive only used Motion 3 so cant compare properly, my guess would be that either 
should 
suit most people quite well, especially if they dont know what they are 
missing. There's 
bound to be things that each do better in some way, and that may cause an AE 
expert to 
grumble about something Motion doesnt do, and vica versa.

I certainly like the Motion user interface and behaviours, and both products 
are probably 
getting better due to competition between them.

As you are getting Motion anyway, Id stick with it unless you run into 
something specific 
that you need to do that it doesnt offer. Im still at the early stages of 
learning it, and 
compositing in general, I havent learnt how to talk about this stuff properly 
yet, but it 
seems like motion does more than most people will ever need.

Running quartz compositions inside motion is also proving to offer additional 
flexibility & 
power. The brick wall Ive always run into is when I want more actual 3D than 
these apps 
are really designed to handle. They do 3d compositing but I want stuff thats 
more like 3d 
model rendering, 3d landscapes etc. If I manage to say anything useful about 
the detail of 
this stuff and my experiments, it will be on mutantquartz.com. But its probably 
not what 
most people would wish to use these tools to create, so may be totally 
irrelevant to you. Id 
love to hear more about what sorts of things you'd be wanting to use AE or 
Motion to 
achieve.

Cheers

Steve Elbows

--- In [email protected], "Michael Verdi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have experience with these two? I imagine that AE is
> better but I'm wondering if the new 3D capabilities of Motion 3 will
> be enough (since it come with final cut studio which I'm already
> getting) and another $1000 for AE won't be necessary. What will I be
> missing out on if I only get Motion?
> Thanks,
> Verdi
> 
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> http://nscape.tv
>



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