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Taking a boom out of the shot.
I’ve discovered the boom and mic in a shot that I want to make disappear. Is there a way to paste the part of the wall from a previous clip and use it to cover up the boom when it appears in the sequence or any other suggestions?
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It depends on the clip as to what method you would need to employ. Such as whether there is camera movement, does the light change etc etc. I would normally tackle this in something like After Effects, BUT, if you have a suitable ‘patch’ clip and the lighting is the same and there is no movement, then I would suggest using the TextTool to create a feathered mask over the ‘patch’ clip to select exactly what you need and put this on a higher clip in the timeline than the original.
Declan Smith
https://www.madpanic.tv
After Effects CS6/ FCS3 / Canon XLH1 / Canon 7D / Reason / Cubase“it’s either binary or it’s not”
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If you need to comp a patch in ..use a Mask from Opacity.
If in AEFX ..maybe rotoscope it out and fill the BG with a patch.
Always hard to advise without seeing the issue. ( image)
Craig Howard
Shooter Film Company
Auckland
New ZealandAdobe CS6 Premiere Pro Production Premium Suite
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