[Ola Sanda]

Fantastic Graham, thanks a lot ! 🙂

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks Tod 🙂

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks a LOT Johnny, I will try just that ! 🙂

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

OK, thanks Ted.

Do I do it in the timeline, meaning taking the 25 min. video into the composition and then trim it ?

Or can it be done while creating the composition somehow ?

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks for the links Walter, I will definitely look into them.

And thanks also for Your comments Dave.

I have rotoscoped what I wanted, but now afterwards I see, that in some particular frames, it could have been better. Therefor I was looking at the Eraser tool. I still don’t know how to make changes to the rotoscoped frame afterwards, so I’ll look at those links now and see if I get it 🙂

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Hi Dave and thanks.

I guess this is the same as with the erasings I mentioned, I mean where You go into the Effects < Paint and choose the exact paint listed and then correct it ? Is it the same way You correct rotoscoping ?

The problem is I still don’t know how to find out, which of all the listed erasings/rotoscopings (in my case MANY), is the one that belongs to my specific frame ? And furthermore how to correct these.

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks Dave 🙂

In my specific case, I have rotoscoped a persons arm and then later I see, that the rotoscoping could have been better. So I wanted to fx. zoom in to the fingers and make some adjustings with the eraser.

I guess, that it is possible to go into the effects control and adjust a specific rotoscoped area in a specific frame, but I don’t know how to do that yet 😉

And also, is it possible to use the Pen Tool for erasing ? When I try to do this, I make a mask but then I don’t know if I can somewhat “erase” that selected are.

Thanks for helping 🙂

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks Walter ! 🙂

When I go into this contents of Effects > Paint, how can I then see, which painting or erasing belongs to which frame ? For example, if I am in the timeline on a specific frame and I need some adjustings to my erasing on this exact frame, then how do I know which of all the listed erasings (in my case 150), is the one that belongs to my specific frame ?

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Thanks a lot Roland ! 🙂

Ola

[Ola Sanda]

Hello Archie,

Thanks alot for the detailed advice 🙂

Looks like a quite big function 🙂

Ola