Its mind boggling to find out that such an advanced feature is found in an open source tool. I would like to thank the KDE team giving us this GEM completely free of charge.
The usual technique is to carve out (rotoscope) a small patch from the original video that you can place over the object to be obscured. Then use a Transform effect to move it in place.
Its mind boggling to find out that such an advanced feature is found in an open source tool. I would like to thank the KDE team giving us this GEM completely free of charge.
Woah that's crazy you threw in a bonus tutorial at the end for the other effect I would have had to go looking for. Very cool.
TYSM finaly
Thank you for this amazing tutorial
More and better kdenlive tutorials to come. Don't hesitate suggesting or recommending a tutorial
Very helpful
Glad it helped
thank you 😊
Very nice, thanks. I used it in a video and it worked well.
it helped
Thank you very much! It was very helpful!
thanks man i really need this
really nice thank you !
This is complete for me. Thank you so much
thank you so much! Works perfectly! I can use a green screen now :D
Great! This is really helpful
TYSM
muito obrigada
Hi, can u tell me how to remove an image from a video, like some text
The usual technique is to carve out (rotoscope) a small patch from the original video that you can place over the object to be obscured. Then use a Transform effect to move it in place.