Easily one of the most anticipated and discussed has been Masking and Tracking Effects. It is an incredibly useful feature, but one whose boundaries were quickly found. The CC 2014. Download Naruto Vs Pain Full Fight Samehadaku on this page. 1 release blessed us with a free-draw polygon pen tool and adjustable on-screen Bezier adjustments. These are quite frankly awesome and I already do not like to think about using Premiere Pro without them.

Trakaxpc Keygen Download Youtube more. However, having fine masking controls over effects only highlights the comparatively crude Garbage Matte the program has to offer. 16 points are only so useful when they are hard polygons with not a feather in sight. So I've come up with a little trick that lets you use the more advanced masking and tracking features when using the Garbage Matte effect. This will work in Premiere Pro CC 2014 and 2014.1. • Apply a Four-Point Garbage Matte to the clip in question. • In the Effect Controls Panel (Shift+5) click on the effect name so the points are visible in the Program Monitor. • Drag all the points off of your frame.

It can help to change the Zoom level so you can see the space outside your frame. The clip you are masking is now invisible. • In the Effect Controls click on the type of mask you'd like: ellipse, polygon, or free draw. • Adjust, invert, and feather to taste.

Nov 07, 2006 Garbage Matte add new handle. Talking adobe premiere pro (7.0) here. I used to do this with multiple track 16 point garbage matte's in Premiere.

This little trick is fast and also means you can use tracking as well. I use this often when I have a client in the room during a finishing session and we notice a little something in the frame that needs to be removed. By duping the clip to a second layer and masking around a clean part of the frame you can then reposition the masked clip to cover the unwanted part of the bottom layer. Obviously for more complex keyframing and tracking a Dynamic Link to AfterEffects will be better, but this method can work wonders when the quick and dirty is what you need.

Items you will need • Adobe Premiere editing software (preferably Pro, Elements, CS3, CS4 versions) • Computer with adequate RAM Memory for video editing (at least 1 GB) Adobe Premiere allows you to remove the background with an effect called a Garbage Matte. In earlier versions of Premiere such as 6.5 and Pro, your options were a 4-point and 8-point Garbage Matte effect. Premiere CS3 and CS4 offer a 16-point Garbage Matte and much easier tools to create the matte. However, Premiere Pro will accomplish the background removal if you have a little patience. Import your video to be fixed and the background video to the Premiere Project bin.

Drag your background picture to Video layer 1 and your video to be fixed to Video layer 2. For this tutorial we are going to put this art sculpture produced by William H. Thielen into the golf course video.

Highlight Window on the top toolbar and then Effects. In the Effects bin look for Video Effects, Keying and then chose the 4-, 8- or 16-point Garbage Matte. To work with this effect you must open Effect Controls, again under Window in the top toolbar. In the Effect Controls bin, click the box to the left of the words 16-Point Garbage Matte and control wheels will appear over your subject video (see picture).

Move the Garbage Matte control wheels around the object in the Sequence Monitor. You will begin to see the background appear behind your subject. When you have eliminated all the subject background, you may want to resize the object and place it somewhere else in the picture. Use Motion in the Effect Controls window for Position and Scale. The last step is to render your layer by pressing the space bar, which will give you the best video quality. You can add another layer to the timeline and put more sculptures on the golf course using the garbage mattes.