@@colorgradinginsights I do everything you said but when i go to paint over the object (a person) my cursor is a red X with a circle. what Am I doing wrong?
The simplest most effective way I have seen so far. Just as everyone has said. This is what the word "tutorial" means to me. When I am looking for a tutorial I don't want an in depth workshop or training. A tutorial should be brief simple and to the point, with minimal extras, just like this. Perfect.
You're a lifesaver. I have been searching for over an hour for how to remove background in a moving video. Or how to make greenscreen without greenscreen on a video. Thank you so much. All I wanted to do was to remove a moving object in a video and you are the only person that made it without any use of money or greenscreen, or already png video. I can't say it enough, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much! Yours is the fifth video that I've watched and the first one to show Windows users how to do it clearly. I got news for all you youtubers! Not everyone uses Apple products!
FINALLY someone who actually knows how to make a good tutorial on this. That viewer to like ratio is strange. Nonetheless, thank you for posting this, it's just what I needed!
Thank you for this MUCH more simplified method! I realize this may only work on videos taken from a tripod, but still good to know this can be done without using a dozen nodes!
Wow! That is so clever. Thanks for explaining. It's the best object removal tutorial I've seen so far. I also really appreciate that you gave the PC hotkeys as well, most people only give Mac and it saved me having to go and Google the conversion.
Thank you, for clear, simple but effective explaining. Also request to make such simple VID for object removal when background is also moving (camera moving)
Great video! if the subject was much closer to the Camera, moved on the spot without moving from the point and therefore without revealing the background, is there a method to reconstruct the background in a way that is coherent with the entire scene?
Dear if we have to remove some portion or logo from 970 to frame 1057 what should we do can you please explain what we need to put in the time source or source tool? which u explain if for whole vide?
Thanks for making this great tutorial! This feature is quite amazing. Unfortunately my late 2013 iMac(3.4 GHz Intel Core i5 | 32 GB RAM) doesn't seem to be up for the task. It just got far enough to where Resolve 15 will crash each time I attempt to open the project. Luckily, I save backup databases often so I was able to revert to the previous one. I'll have to try this task again when I get an external GPU or a more powerful machine.
Yes I know your pain! Unfortunately it can happen. They upgrade software very often and each time it needs more power! 🤷 But I can see that you have a good solution focused approach to it😉
@@sarveshtagwale2694 Thanks for sharing. My old-ish iMac works fine for color grading, its sluggish on playback when I have my noise reduction plug-in applied to a node. But when I attempted that fusion task of painting out a background object, I thought I was going to lose my whole project for a moment there. For now, if I really need to paint out spmething, I feel more comfortable doing it in After Effects.
Glad it was helpful! I really hope you will also be interested in my Color Grading Course: colorgradinginsights.thinkific.com/courses/masteringcolorgrading
Great video. However, this is for a static background. How about a background which is moving? Like someone walking whilst the camera is panning? In the clip I have, the pan and walk rate are different, so there is plenty to clone but not sure how to do it. I would like to create a moving background with no subject. That way I can replace the subject.
HIya, loving your tutorial it helped me a great deal. On following the tutorial, I found the painting out, stayed at the position throughout my clip, also deleting anything that came after what I needed to delete. So is there a way to reduce the number of frames the paining out/deletion is effective?
I have a video with a box in the frame of a wedding, there is a little movement with the camera, but when I try this object removal it doesnt seem to blend or copy the background in
Thanks for the tutorial! What if i'd like to make timelines with different resolutions, is there a way to resize fusion elements to match the new timeline resolution? As an example my original media&timeline is 1920x1080 and i've removed an object in fusion. When i create 1440x1080 timeline, copy paste the clip to timeline & zoom the clip in edit inspector to fill the area, the fusion element is not transferred to the new resolution and the effect is still in 1920x1080. In short: how to make fusion element (paint in this case) follow different timeline resolutions? Thanks for help!
I tried this method in a shot where my drone is going up while focused on a house but a white van was in the road driving in the street and it was behind trees (without leaves) and sign posts. It didn't work too well. What other options are there?
Great video, Kasia. Also really like your accent. Is it Polish? I'll take it over Brit or French any day. :) Also, I wonder if there's a way to isolate and capture a single moving object (in an environment where everything else is still), and then place that object into a new spatial environment (or simply a blank one like a white space). I suppose that it's like green screen capture without the green screen.
Yes I’m Polish😂 I’m glad you like it! Yes, it would be possible but it all depends on the background. Sometimes it may be too difficult to remove it/ cut out the object! If you are talking about any specific example, you can send it over to me so I can have a look!
Thanks Kasia for this amazing tutorial, is there any way to implement the same for clips where camera is moving & the subject is stationary & there is no source which has clean frame to clone from? In my case I am trying to clean a dirty glass window which has ugly marks on glass & camera is moving. I probably need frame by frame clone tool kind of this within Fusion I guess.
Yes, Fusion is the one! I am mostly a colorist...and thanks so much for the comment, I hope you will join my course, there's also a FREE masterclass available: colorgradinginsights.thinkific.com/pages/free-lesson-offer-1
Great tutorial, short to the point, and clearly explained. But the way the "welcome to my channel" came up, girl you try to poison me after inviting me for dinner? :)))
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AFTER WATCHING SO MANY VIDEOS ON REMOVING A MOVING OBJECT IN A VIDEO, YOU WERE THE ONLY PERSON THAT MADE IT CLEAR. THANK YOU!
Sandra Cross I was trying! Thanks!
I totally agree
@@colorgradinginsights I do everything you said but when i go to paint over the object (a person) my cursor is a red X with a circle. what Am I doing wrong?
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After 3 years, it still only video doing this job well done !
The simplest most effective way I have seen so far. Just as everyone has said. This is what the word "tutorial" means to me. When I am looking for a tutorial I don't want an in depth workshop or training. A tutorial should be brief simple and to the point, with minimal extras, just like this. Perfect.
Thank you for the kind words!
You're a lifesaver. I have been searching for over an hour for how to remove background in a moving video. Or how to make greenscreen without greenscreen on a video. Thank you so much. All I wanted to do was to remove a moving object in a video and you are the only person that made it without any use of money or greenscreen, or already png video.
I can't say it enough, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much! Yours is the fifth video that I've watched and the first one to show Windows users how to do it clearly. I got news for all you youtubers! Not everyone uses Apple products!
Agree😂 Actually I think that the majority is not 🙂
This is definitely clear and easy to understand tutorial. This is what I expected it to be. Thank you.
Thanks so much! Very nice to hear
I am so pleased that I found your video. This technique will solve a problem I have with a drone shot. Thank you.
FINALLY someone who actually knows how to make a good tutorial on this. That viewer to like ratio is strange. Nonetheless, thank you for posting this, it's just what I needed!
Thanks so so much!
Best video on object removal- period
Hello Stuart! Thanks so much for watching my tuts!
excellent job of explaining a very important topic. you have earned yourself a subscriber. Keep up the great work
Thanks soo much!
Thank you for this MUCH more simplified method! I realize this may only work on videos taken from a tripod, but still good to know this can be done without using a dozen nodes!
Yes! All these methods are not perfect! Glad you enjoyed it though!
your Voice is So Satisfying. I can Listen all day. Love your Videos.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
i have been using davinci from last 6 month i find this tutorial very helpful.i have subscribe to your channel . im a content creator from india
zayn malik Thank you Zane!
This was about the best object removal video for Davinci Resolve. Quick, simple and easy to follow along! Thank you so very much
Wow! That is so clever. Thanks for explaining. It's the best object removal tutorial I've seen so far. I also really appreciate that you gave the PC hotkeys as well, most people only give Mac and it saved me having to go and Google the conversion.
Thanks so much!!!
Outstanding. Short and to the point!
Thank you!
Brilliant, I will try this. Thanks for the tutorial and stay safe Kasia!
Ray [Ramón De Tabernas] thank you Ray!
Un tuto absolument génial !!! Un immense merci depuis Avignon, France! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thanks so much!
Thanks a lot, you have made this clear in the simplest way possible
You are welcome!
Wow. So clear and explained so well. Thank you. This has got me returnng to some old ruined shots with hope!
Thank you loads!
Thanks for your tutorial. Just a question: what about removing a moving object in a moving background? Similar technique anyhow?
Ya same question rose🌹 in my mind too
I think you would have to do the same, but a lot more times
The way I'm doing it is stabilizing the shot and using that as a reference. It doesn't work perfectly for me at least, but it works somewhat.
Thank you. You made it clear and got to the point not 20mins of waffle like some. Ive subbed and will be looking at your other videos.❤
Awesome, thank you!
Watched lot other video . But this taught me how to doo it nailed it great loved ittt
Thanks so much!
Thank you for taking the time to make this tutorial.
Thank you for watching!
Thank you, needed this for finishing a project.
Thanks!
awesome method and narration. thanks!
Excelent, thanks! You got a new subscriber. Regards from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
I love you, wonderful explanation short and crisp. I think this will work for tripod and still footages.
Thank you!
This is fantastic. Exactly what I was looking for. 👍
Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. You have a new subscriber!!
Awesome tutorial!! Really helped
Ray Rosy Thank you!!!
this is Just what i need right now. Im going to try this fusion thing ASAP..
Thx!
That was great tutorial for beginners like me. Keep posting tutorials please :)
Vaidute thanks for getting interested!
A wonderful tutorial, very good, thanks
Thanks!
Subbed. Simple and straight to the point. Quick question is, can a stroke be animated instead?
that's straight up magic...
Great tutorial mate
Green Goat Productions thank you!
Simply amazing! Wow. Thank you.
The best man for a job is A Woman, simple and to the point, thank you young lady
Thanks so much!
Thank you this helped me so much
this is a lifesaver, thanks for helping me put out more content!
Glad to hear!
Thanks for sharing this, it was very helpful. Great work.
Thank you!
what a brilliant tutorial ...loved it
Thank you Charles!
Great tutorial - I will give it a try
Thank you!
Useful information indeed!
Thanks!
Incredible video! Many thanks!
Thank you too!
Terima kasih banyak. Easy and very simple tutorial.
Thanks! This is good for a still shot. What if objects are moving?
Just what I was looking for, thanks
Glad I could help!
another great tutorial. you are wonderful.
Thanks you!
Awesome, an implemantation of disconcerting ease !
Bravo !
@+. 👍👍🤜🤛🐸
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you, for clear, simple but effective explaining. Also request to make such simple VID for object removal when background is also moving (camera moving)
Informative and quick! Thanks for the video!
Thanks so much for your comment!
Magical effect cool
Please send some more Fusion teaching, thanks
Wow, thanks. This was very helpful.
This is amazingly simple! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
"Hella" from THOR Ragnarok snapped in my mind when I saw you haha
Hahahaha made my day
Love your videos, Thanks a lot , helping me make my gaming memes 😅
Dzięki za tutorial. Przyda się z całą pewnością. Teraz jeszcze potrzebny przepis jak zrobić to samo, kiedy kamera porusza się (panning).
Myslalam o tym:)
This is fantastic,Thanks
Thank you!
Thanks for this great video, Color Grading Insights! Subscribed. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🙂
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Absolutely Amazing work and Very helpful tutorial Can I Remove any moving object from the moving background..
Thanks so much!
Danke, sehr schön erklärt!
Thanks for the support!
Mam, awesome. Love from India
Holy Cow. This is awesome. Thank you!
Thank you so much Pat for getting interested!
Great video! if the subject was much closer to the Camera, moved on the spot without moving from the point and therefore without revealing the background, is there a method to reconstruct the background in a way that is coherent with the entire scene?
Help pls! How to exclude all static objects and left only moving objects?
Dear if we have to remove some portion or logo from 970 to frame 1057 what should we do can you please explain what we need to put in the time source or source tool? which u explain if for whole vide?
Thanks for making this great tutorial! This feature is quite amazing.
Unfortunately my late 2013 iMac(3.4 GHz Intel Core i5 | 32 GB RAM) doesn't seem to be up for the task. It just got far enough to where Resolve 15 will crash each time I attempt to open the project. Luckily, I save backup databases often so I was able to revert to the previous one. I'll have to try this task again when I get an external GPU or a more powerful machine.
Yes I know your pain! Unfortunately it can happen. They upgrade software very often and each time it needs more power! 🤷 But I can see that you have a good solution focused approach to it😉
I use Davinci resolve 16 smoothly on i5 2nd gen, 8gb ram and 2gb v-ram
@@sarveshtagwale2694 Thanks for sharing. My old-ish iMac works fine for color grading, its sluggish on playback when I have my noise reduction plug-in applied to a node. But when I attempted that fusion task of painting out a background object, I thought I was going to lose my whole project for a moment there.
For now, if I really need to paint out spmething, I feel more comfortable doing it in After Effects.
@@colorgradinginsights Thanks for your reply. You are great with tutorials, explaining things very clearly.
Thanks you for explaining. Should I do this action every frame or there are easiest way?
Unfortunately this is the only way!
great one!!!!
Thanks so much!
Good Explanation
Thanks a lot
Hello Kasia,
Best video on object removal _ I'm new to your channel and already subscribed _ THANK YOU! 👍
This is great thank you
Thank you!
Nice demonstration! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! I really hope you will also be interested in my Color Grading Course: colorgradinginsights.thinkific.com/courses/masteringcolorgrading
this is perfect if you want to escape from any aggressive dog!
Very helpful!
Thanks so much!
Thanks a million.. Awesome video..
Thanks for watching!
Amazing, thank you.
My pleasure!
Great video. However, this is for a static background. How about a background which is moving? Like someone walking whilst the camera is panning? In the clip I have, the pan and walk rate are different, so there is plenty to clone but not sure how to do it. I would like to create a moving background with no subject. That way I can replace the subject.
Thanks 👍
Do you have any tutorial how to do the remove finger with a green colour??
What do you mean? Maybe you can show me the clip so I can help
I'm trying to do the same thing too. Did you figure out how to do it?
Thank you so much, hey if my camera is moving then what i do. I know tracking but what should I parent it?
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
HIya, loving your tutorial it helped me a great deal. On following the tutorial, I found the painting out, stayed at the position throughout my clip, also deleting anything that came after what I needed to delete. So is there a way to reduce the number of frames the paining out/deletion is effective?
Hello! You just have to choose different “still source” - another frame that includes the objects you want to keep. I hope this helps!
Very good and to the point. I think it's going to be too difficult removing a moving object from a moving camera, so I'll use a fixed camera.
That's amazing trik... Thank you so much
Thanks a lot for your interest!
I have a video with a box in the frame of a wedding, there is a little movement with the camera, but when I try this object removal it doesnt seem to blend or copy the background in
Thanks for the tutorial!
What if i'd like to make timelines with different resolutions, is there a way to resize fusion elements to match the new timeline resolution?
As an example my original media&timeline is 1920x1080 and i've removed an object in fusion. When i create 1440x1080 timeline, copy paste the clip to timeline & zoom the clip in edit inspector to fill the area, the fusion element is not transferred to the new resolution and the effect is still in 1920x1080.
In short: how to make fusion element (paint in this case) follow different timeline resolutions?
Thanks for help!
It would be so helpful if you can do the same with camera movement and lens distortions.
Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Incredible! THx
Thanks so much!
Hello Thanks for the video! however I wonder how can I copy this dog in a other video?
You will have to export it with the alpha background and then overlay it over another clip in the edit tab.
That’s so cool
I tried this method in a shot where my drone is going up while focused on a house but a white van was in the road driving in the street and it was behind trees (without leaves) and sign posts. It didn't work too well. What other options are there?
can you do a tutorial on Fusion 3d Tracking ....please
Thanks for your feedback! Will have it on my mind
Wow like Magic!
Thanks for the comment!
ty so much liked and subbed
Thank you!
Great video, Kasia. Also really like your accent. Is it Polish? I'll take it over Brit or French any day. :)
Also, I wonder if there's a way to isolate and capture a single moving object (in an environment where everything else is still), and then place that object into a new spatial environment (or simply a blank one like a white space). I suppose that it's like green screen capture without the green screen.
Yes I’m Polish😂 I’m glad you like it! Yes, it would be possible but it all depends on the background. Sometimes it may be too difficult to remove it/ cut out the object! If you are talking about any specific example, you can send it over to me so I can have a look!
@@colorgradinginsights Very cool. Thank you. Kasia, what is the best way to relay the file(s) to you?
Email me: colorgradinginsights@gmail.com
@@colorgradinginsights I will email you.
Thanks Kasia for this amazing tutorial, is there any way to implement the same for clips where camera is moving & the subject is stationary & there is no source which has clean frame to clone from? In my case I am trying to clean a dirty glass window which has ugly marks on glass & camera is moving.
I probably need frame by frame clone tool kind of this within Fusion I guess.
Yes, Fusion is the one! I am mostly a colorist...and thanks so much for the comment, I hope you will join my course, there's also a FREE masterclass available: colorgradinginsights.thinkific.com/pages/free-lesson-offer-1
Great tutorial, short to the point, and clearly explained. But the way the "welcome to my channel" came up, girl you try to poison me after inviting me for dinner? :)))
Yes I do😝
Check out my course as well! It’s really worth it: colorgradinginsights.thinkific.com/courses/masteringcolorgrading