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Help removing boom mic shadow...

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29 Jan 2014 18:11 - 29 Jan 2014 18:16 #40097 by bigfrankblue
This is my first post, been using the site for ages and it's a great resource.

I'm working on a final draft of a small commercial film. The issue I have is that on a few shots there's a very slight shadow cast from the boom mic. The client hasn't picked up on it and we're nearing completion. That said I want to resolve it for my own sanity. It's bugging the hell out of me. We have two ladies at a desk, white background lit from the front and a light casting on the rear wall. The shadow is right in the middle, central to the top of the frame.

I've tried a couple of things and feel that Keyer hold the key (pardon the pun). Can anyone give me some assistance? I've got a still of the middle of the frame. As you can see it's so slight but I need to fix it.

Link to screen grab

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Thanks Frank.
Last edit: 29 Jan 2014 18:16 by bigfrankblue. Reason: added Dropbox link.

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29 Jan 2014 18:56 #40102 by Stryker
Take a look at Coremelt's offerings. Object remover could possibly take care of that for you.

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30 Jan 2014 00:50 #40129 by BenB
Object Remover is part of the SliceX plugin suite.

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25 May 2014 14:50 #46681 by bradywurtz
SliceX plugin would be perfect for this. if you don't want to spend the money, and as long as the shot it static, you can always just add a mask to the video to mask out the shadow, and then place another video track below it and line it up. also add some feather to your mask to make it blend better.

if the shots not static, this may not work.

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27 May 2014 11:48 #46792 by bigfrankblue
Slice X did save the day on this one....a great plugin and so simple to use!

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27 May 2014 13:16 #46805 by cgbier
SliceX! Yo!

Steve and Mark have just released a tutorial on object removal today.

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