Premiere & Photoshop special effect question

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I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
easier way?

 

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"wunnuy" <wunnuy@netzero.net> wrote in message
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>I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
> import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
> the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
> easier way?

If it is a locked off cmaera you can do just that. But you must have anough
of the highway to clone asphalt bakc where you removed cars.

 

[Toni]

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> But you must have anough
>of the highway to clone asphalt bakc where you removed cars.

Plus enough of the appropriate background and white line, potholes, etc. Tough
project.


2-Ton Toni

 

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> I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
> import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
> the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
> easier way?

Two words: fake roadblock

 

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"McAllan" <fghj@tyui.tyu> wrote in message
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>> I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
>> import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
>> the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
>> easier way?
>
> Two words: fake roadblock

Two other words:

Still shot!

 

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"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley7@xprt.net> wrote in message news:<10otikq4rk3e7a9@corp.supernews.com>...
> "McAllan" <fghj@tyui.tyu> wrote in message
> news:cmmf4t$k56$1@titan.btinternet.com...
> >> I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
> >> import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
> >> the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
> >> easier way?
> >
> > Two words: fake roadblock
>
> Two other words:
>
> Still shot!

I have considered a still but it just looks like a still, right in the
middle of moving shots.

 

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On 8 Nov 2004 08:54:07 -0800, wunnuy@netzero.net (wunnuy) wrote:

>"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley7@xprt.net> wrote in message news:<10otikq4rk3e7a9@corp.supernews.com>...
>> "McAllan" <fghj@tyui.tyu> wrote in message
>> news:cmmf4t$k56$1@titan.btinternet.com...
>> >> I need a shot of a highway with no cars. Would it be best to simply
>> >> import (the avi file) as a filmstrip into Photoshop and manually erase
>> >> the cars from the highway one-by-one to get this shot or is there an
>> >> easier way?
>> >
>> > Two words: fake roadblock
>>
>> Two other words:
>>
>> Still shot!
>
>I have considered a still but it just looks like a still, right in the
>middle of moving shots.

Ask yourself why it looks like a still.

- Add camera shake?

- Add moving sky?

- Add grain noise ?

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