Removing logos / painting over logos
My boss shot an interview with a client and after I had edited the interview, we noticed that the client is wearing a necklace bearing the logo of a competitor.
So, I'm having trouble figuring out what my options are for coloring over the logo on the necklace.
I have Final Cut Studio 2 HD
A couple of film friends said that i could possibly import each frame of the interview into photoshop, color over the necklace, then replace the frames back into final cut pro....
but that doesn't seem realistic because the interview is 7 minutes long and I still value my sanity.
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Nick's request to see the bling would be helpful.
If the logo is not too big, and it's on a necklace, and the talent doesn't move too much ( I think I've included enough qualifiers there) then you could try the following quick fix solution.
Move your video to a higher track so you have a blank video track below.
Double click your offending video track and go to Effects>Video Filters>Matte>Mask Shape
Then select the shape that most reasonably matches your logo necklace and adjust the shape to cover the logo. Check the invert box
Now use the generator at the lower right hand of your viewer and select matte>solid color...place that on the video track below. Use the eyedropper in the control tab to match the gold necklace near where the logo is.
You will likely need to add a mask feather to the offending video and adjust as needed. You may also need to keyframe the the mask shape when the talent moves.
This is the quick and dirty way to meet a deadline and if the talent is relatively still, and the logo is relatively small you can get away with it.
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GUIView
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Vector;
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* GUIView.java
* Created on 22 April 2007, 21:25
* The GUIView class is responsible to display a graphical interface.
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* @author Tim
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private JLabel prodIDLabel2;
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private JLabel totalPrice0;
private JLabel totalPrice1;
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private JPanel transPanel0;
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private BufferedImage img;
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* WARNING: Do NOT modify this code. The content of this method is
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prodIDLabel1 = new JLabel ();
prodNameLabel0 = new JLabel ();
prodNameLabel1 = new JLabel ();
prodDescLabel0 = new JLabel ();
prodDescLabel1 = new JLabel ();
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totalPrice0 = new JLabel ();
totalPrice1 = new JLabel ();
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prodIDInput0 = new JTextField ();
qtyInput0 = new JTextField ();
qtyLabel0 = new JLabel ();
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prodIDLabel1.setFont (new java.awt.Font ("Tahoma", 0, 14));
prodIDLabel1.setText ("");
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prodDescLabel1.setText ("");
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qtyLabel0.setText ("Quantity:");
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cancelButton0.setToolTipText ("Cancel the current transaction");
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import java.text.*;
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