Blurring images / faces when editing video?
Is there a way that faces / items can be blurred continuously when editing video at home? (ie. select a face and have it automatically remain blurred throughout the video.) - And no... I'm not making dubious movies! :) I've got Ulead VideoStudio11.5 as well as Adobe Premier Elements. I've had a look at both programs but can't see anything that will do the job. Thanks!
Which app is best for blurring a moving face in a video?
Most full-featured video editing apps support this. For example, in Final Cut Pro X, you drag a blur effect onto a video clip, then go to the inspector and click the “mask” button to adjust the size and shape of the area the effect is applied to. You can keyframe it to follow movement too. In Motion 5, you can apply a motion tracker to a blur effect and have it automatically follow an object and apply a blur. Similar capabilities are found in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and After Effects.The best choice, however, in undoubtedly whatever video editing to you already have and are familiar with.
Is there a motion tracking face blur plugin for Final Cut Pro?
There’s no native tracker in FCPX. However, there is one in Motion. There are tracker plugins that work inside FCPX from CoreMelt and CrumplePop.
How do I remove a logo or watermark from a video in Adobe Premiere Elements 15?
Asking how to remove a watermark is actually like asking for someone to help you perform an illegal act.Firstly, I have to ask you why do you want to do this? The watermark has been put there to stop people using an artist’s /viideographer’s work as their own or making money from someone else’s work.Secondly, the act removing of watermarks from copyrighted material without permission of the original copyright holder can be considered in itself to be an illegal act in many countries.It is similar to you asking how can I disable my neighbor’s burglar alarm without him noticing.Quora is not the place to ask such questions…
What alternative to Adobe After Effects can I use to change an actor's eye color to solid black in a video?
The trick is that (unless your actor and camera are perfectly still), you'll probably need to do some motion tracking, and getting it to look right might be tricky even with After Effects. Basically, I would imagine you would need to use a combination of masking, color grading, and possibly frame-by-frame animation.DaVinci Resolve Lite is a free color grading program with a robust video editor built in, and it has a built-in tracker. It also has a bit of a learning curve. I've never tried to isolate and track eyes in the way you're looking for (mostly I use tracking to help blur faces and license plates), but here's some ideas:First, download Resolve Lite:https://www.blackmagicdesign.com...Now, you'll need to learn how to use it. The manual is actually pretty decent, but you might want to check out a tutorial here:And this one as well:Between those and the manual, you should be able to follow along with the following:Load your footage into Resolve, put it in a new timeline. For each clip, make a new node, then do a secondary correction on the whites of the eyes in that node. Use the eyedropper tools from the secondary correction to add or subtract color ranges to try to select the eyes as much as possible, then subtract brightness from them until you've got the look you want. Add a mask to the secondary correction, maybe a circular mask that's the length and width of the actor's head. This will help to keep the changes to just the eyes. You will need to use the tracker tool to keep the mask centered over the eyes when the actor moves. If the actor has both eyes in frame the whole time, it makes the job a lot easier. If something moves in front of the actor's face, you might need to hand-animate the position of the mask while the actor's face is obscured, then resume the tracking after it's revealed again. If forget if you can key frame the opacity of the node and/or correction in Resolve Lite (I mostly use After Effects), but if so, it might be wise to lower the opacity of either to 0 while the mask is over the obstructing object, then raise it once the actor's face is in frame again.Hopefully, someone will come along with a better solution, but regardless, good luck and I hope you can get something you're happy with.
Video editing software to blur out some vulgar scenes?
Ive got some movies which are of the unrated version and some vulgar parts arent blurred out. Id like to watch some of these movies with friends or family and to avoid a uncomfortable situation, id like to be able to blur some scenes out. not the whole scene, like maybe the screen of a laptop theyre watching porn in, and stuff like that. can you suggest a basic video editor for this purpose? Paid or free. thanks! Ps: if you're wondering why I would watch those kind of movies with family, I'm talking about movies like the mechanic and stuff.. The movies all fine, except in one scene when they're faking a guys death and they play porn on a computer and it's not blurred.. Also, I'd like it If it isn't so processor intensive.
What is the easiest way to insert subliminal pictures in a video (.avi) ?
You want to load your .avi file into a video editing program such as Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere or Windows Movie Maker (free). Then check the dimension of your video file (its height and width in pixels). Create an image (your subliminal message) that is the same size as your video. Then import the image into your video editor.Open your .avi file in the video editors timeline, and insert your subliminal image with a duration of 1 frame in whatever locations you want.
What video editor software can blur someone’s face, etc. while tracking its head movements with minimal effort from the user?
Tracking a face and blurring it can be easily done in DaVinci Resolve. It can also be done in FCPX with a tracking plugin like CoreMelt‘s SliceX. Adobe After Effects while not an editor can also track & blur a face.You can manually track a face with keyframes in many editors, but that is usually time consuming.
How can I blur out account details in a video?
Depends on the software used, though with either open-source editors, or Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere blurring is pretty simple. In Sony Vegas, for instance you would add the blur effect alter its size and motion track it if the blur needs to follow the item in question. If the item in question such as account details is stationary the entire way then blurring it is as simple as adjusting the blur parameters over said information and adjusting the blur settings until its unreadable. However, if you upload your video to say YouTube in private firstly then go and edit it YouTube provides free options within their YouTube Editor to blur things as well after the fact. How to blur objects in YouTube videosYou have many options and blur types with that said, some people also prefer to use the Pixelate effect.
How to blur out nudity in a video?
First, the nitpicking....you will be violating several different copy- and reproduction rights by making your video UNLESS you obtain the written permission from Sire records AND BBC Films/ First Look International Studios. A lot of "fan remakes" get yanked from youtube for violating the music artist rights. Second, to your question...when it comes to anything in the world....you get what you pay for. If "free" software could do everything just as easily as the $1,000 to $20,000 programs, there wouldn't be a lot of software either premium or free, because a lot of the "free" stuff is reverse engineered from other programs that companies have put a lot of money into development.