Adobe premiere pro cs3 help required

Ann Bens
January 7, 2012 at 4:27 pm

You can try track matte or luma key.

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Jon Barrie
January 8, 2012 at 3:53 am

Are you wanting to do this with still images or video. This clip you have sampled has used a single image, which looks to have cut out the heads in Photoshop.

To do this sort of thing with video would require a lot of work as there are over 20 frames per second. In this case you could use the Roto Brush that came out in CS5 to cut out a lot of the manual rotoscoping (tracing around the edges of what you want to keep).

Here is a video tutorial on how to use the Roto Brush.
https://tv.adobe.com/watch/after-effects-cs5-feature-tour/rotoscope-with-rotobrush/

Cheers JB

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Shahid Hamid
January 8, 2012 at 5:25 am

Thanks Bens and Barrie, These are different images rolling and not the video. This has been made in ULEAD media studio 8 but I donot know technique used to get this result in premiere pro cs3. Rolling from one end to other end of screen is easy but it is a different thing. IMAGES START AND END ROLLING WITHIN THE SCREEN. There are feathers around but source images have no feathers. I tried track matte key but result is not exactly like this. Better would be if you tell me with some more detail.

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