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robinstanley
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Hi there,
Has anyone got any smart advice on how to get rid of these reflections on the wall behind the man with the torch?
http://www.youtube.com/user/PoisonedLightChannel#p/a
In the first half of the clip you can see the problem. In the second half you can see my unsuccessful attempts at defeating this problem in Photoshop by exporting the clip as layers and then working on each layer individually painting out the reflections. Before re importing the clip back into Final Cut Pro.
The problem seems to be that each frame looks good when viewed individually but viewed as a sequence the repainted frames are just as distracting as the original problem that I was setting out to solve! What should I be doing.
Does anyone have an idea. I have Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Motion - It it possible using this software to cure this problem?
Thanks in advance.
Has anyone got any smart advice on how to get rid of these reflections on the wall behind the man with the torch?
http://www.youtube.com/user/PoisonedLightChannel#p/a
In the first half of the clip you can see the problem. In the second half you can see my unsuccessful attempts at defeating this problem in Photoshop by exporting the clip as layers and then working on each layer individually painting out the reflections. Before re importing the clip back into Final Cut Pro.
The problem seems to be that each frame looks good when viewed individually but viewed as a sequence the repainted frames are just as distracting as the original problem that I was setting out to solve! What should I be doing.
Does anyone have an idea. I have Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Motion - It it possible using this software to cure this problem?
Thanks in advance.
