How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
- Pwolf
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
press f1 and try searching for mask, masking, or garbage matte (i think thats right). if you don't find anything come back here, but expect a complicated answer
- Rhyzel
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
Found some interesting stuff. It will just take some time to tinker around with it. Thanks for giving me the tip. I really have no idea what many of the video effects/transitions do. Do you know of a website/video tutorial that shows me what all of the effects actually are?
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
Nope sorry... there's a site called creativecow or something simlar that has tutorials on a bunch of software. best thing to do is to just play around with everything and see what happens.Rhyzel wrote:Found some interesting stuff. It will just take some time to tinker around with it. Thanks for giving me the tip. I really have no idea what many of the video effects/transitions do. Do you know of a website/video tutorial that shows me what all of the effects actually are?
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- emodude
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
If you have Adobe Photoshop you could use the clone tool to get rid of something like the ship in that picture. Just do that for every frame and your set
- Batto!
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
lol now i know why you take forever on your videos.... just use a maskShinodude wrote:If you have Adobe Photoshop you could use the clone tool to get rid of something like the ship in that picture. Just do that for every frame and your set
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
I forgot I wrote a guide...
http://pwolfamv.com/amvguide/stillmask.html
see if that helps any. I use Premiere 6.5 though.
http://pwolfamv.com/amvguide/stillmask.html
see if that helps any. I use Premiere 6.5 though.
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- emodude
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Re: How do I remove stationary object and not affect other video
nah.. I just take forever cause I edit for like 5 minutes once a month >.>Batto! wrote:lol now i know why you take forever on your videos....Shinodude wrote:If you have Adobe Photoshop you could use the clone tool to get rid of something like the ship in that picture. Just do that for every frame and your set
or get other people to mask for youBatto! wrote:just use a mask