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Erase dynamic objects within your scene in a matter of seconds using FCPX Removal from Pixel Film Studios. If it moves, it’s gone thanks to FCPX Removal’s intuitive temporal masking and pixel analysis. Quickly and easily remove any moving subject from a tripod shot using FCPX Removal from Pixel Film Studios.
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*FCPX Removal is currently incompatible with Final Cut Pro version 10.6.10.
*FCPX Removal for Apple Silicon requires MacOS 11.5 and FCPX 10.6.4 minimum to run. Instructions for FCPX Removal can be viewed inside Final Cut Pro.
With temporal masking, users can scrub through their timeline and mask in particular multiple frames where there is no subject matter FCPX Removal combines all masks.
Using pixel analysis, FCPX Removal looks at every frame throughout the clip and automatically removes dynamic objects within the scene.
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You may need to uninstall products if you want to make a fresh install or free up space. Watch this video to find out how.
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With temporal masking, users can scrub through their timeline and mask in particular multiple frames where there is no subject matter FCPX Removal combines all masks.
With pixel analysis, FCPX Removal looks at every frame throughout the clip and automatically removes dynamic objects within the scene.
| Classification | Tools |
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| Compatibility | Apple Silicon Compatible |
| Location | Effects |
| Dimensional | 2D |
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Where do I find this Plugin Inside FCPX?
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Will this effect work if my camera is moving?.
No. Footage must be shot on a tripod and have no camera movement. Any subject or subjects that you want to remove from the scene must be in motion.
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How do I remove all but one moving subject in a scene?.
To accomplish this effect create a duplicate of your clip and place it directly on top of your footage and hide it for the moment by selecting it and pressing V on your keyboard. On the bottom clip apply the FCPX Removal effect and run the effect so you have all moving subjects removed from your clip. You should now have a base to bring one subject back into the scene.
Now select the top copy of the clip that you hid previously and press V to unhide it. Apply a draw mask effect on your top clip and create a mask around your subject you want to bring back into the scene. Next key frame the mask on each frame making sure it only surrounds your subject. Now you should have all other subjects removed from your scene with the exception of your main subject.
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Can this plugin remove backgrounds?.
No, this plugin can not remove entire backgrounds. It can only remove subjects in motion that the background can be seen behind for at least one frame while the subject is moving.
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Can this plugin remove still objects?.
No. In order for this plugin to work each section of your background must be clearly visible for at least one frame of the clip. The subject must be in motion and have enough movement to reveal the background behind it. If the subject is still, the plugin cannot see the background behind that subject that is needed to replace it.
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Are the presets located in the Titles and Effects libraries the same?
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Yes, the presets are the same. The only difference is personal preference. The presets in the Titles library will be applied directly over the clip in the timeline while the presets in the Effects library are meant to be dragged directly onto the clip in the timeline.
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How do I apply this plugin?
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Component: Requirement:
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Final Cut Pro: 10.4.7 | 10.6.4 (M1)
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macOS: 10.15 | 11.5 (M1)
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Graphics Card: 2 GB (4 GB recommended for 4K editing and 3D titles)
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Ram: 4 GB (8 GB recommended for 4K editing and 3D titles)
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Resolution: Any Resolution
**This Plugin is not compatible with the Trial Version of Final Cut Pro.
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Plugin Running Slow? Follow These Steps
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This means that Final Cut Pro is currently out of date.
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Update Final Cut Pro. You can update by going to the app store.
Click Here to Watch Troubleshooting Video
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