Remove a Moving Object with the Boris Motion Key Filter

Friday, December 7, 2007

Ever needed to fix a clip where an unwanted or unexpected object appears in the scene? A car is suddenly passing across or a stage hand got in the shot by accident? And re-shooting is expensive or impossible? You would be facing hours of tedious frame-by-frame rotoscoping to get rid of the pesky element in your video...

But not with Boris RED or Boris Continuum Complete! As long as the object is moving in relation to the scene, this job can be done in minutes instead of days using the specialized Boris Motion Key filter. The filter is based on Optical Flow technology that uses intra-frame data to cleanly remove any moving object.

In this week's tutorial, we will use Boris Continuum Complete 5 AE's Motion Key filter to successfully remove a moving foreground object from a clip in Adobe Premiere Pro CS3.

Labels: BCC-Motion-Key, Boris-Tutorial

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