Change the picture in the mask

Hi people. New to AE. There is something that makes me a little crazy. I have a few images that I've hidden. I just want to either move or size the picture in the mask, but leave the masks position and dimensions only. Is this possible?

As in Photoshop, you can unlink a layer of the image with its layer mask. In Illustrator, you can use the white arrow and select the image and not his mask.

I'm sure its something easy, but I was not able to understand. Thank you very much!

Apply masks in a solid over your layer, then use the solid as a track matte for the layer below. With this configuration in place, you can manipulate the contents of the image way of nay you like without changing the windowing.

Mylenium

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