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Compositing Help
Hi folks,
I've got 2 clips, one which I would like to mask. Any way to bezier mask my footage in Vegas without having to rotoscope a whole bunch of successive (movement) frames? If not, can anyone make a suggestion on how to do so and with what software? Thanks - David Bird |
Yes, it's in the Event Pan/Crop screen (middle icon at the right end of each clip).
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Emre,
If I do a mask on 1 frame, this won't carry over to successive motion frames. This is not a still image...it's footage of a person moving about. Any way to "automatically" include sucessive frames? Thanks - David Bird |
Turn on sync cursor and explore keyframes.
Let's say the subject moves from left to right. Drop a keyframe at the beginning of the movement and adjust the mask. Drop a keyframe at the end of the movement and adjust the mask. Change keyframe type to match the motion type by right clicking on the keyframe. Add intermediate keyframes as needed. |
you have to post a sample of the source, so we can see what is your problem.
usually i try to create a mask from the original clip using filter (contrast for example or isolate a color). when pushed to extrem, some filter can lead to a B&W image you can use as a mask. virtualdub is great for this, but simple filters are found in any editing application. |
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