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Description: Today we look at how to remove anything from your shot with Adobe After Effects. 🚨KRISCOART’S DIGITAL PACKS🚨: kriscoart.com/marketplace How to remove things in After Effects with a few simple steps. In this tutorial we will look at simple methods such as removing a logo with a solid color and some basic 2D tracking all the way to more complex tricks by using the Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop and even tracking in elements into a shot while keeping the correct motion parallax. We will also overview the Content Aware fill tool to automatically fill in gaps in your footage. MUSIC by MUSICBED share.mscbd.fm/kriscoart Removing unwanted elements from your scene This can be done multiple ways depending on the complexity of the shot. Your first step is to track it. This can be in 2D as in this case or a full 3D camera track for more complex moving shots. Then a layer is created to cover up the unwanted element. This can be done with the content aware fill tool or even as simply as using a solid or image to match the area being covered up. Clone stamping either in Photoshop or directly in After Effects can be useful steps for more challenging areas to cover. These next links are affiliate link and it helps the channel at no extra cost to you :) Interested in getting the Adobe suite? Buy it here: goo.gl/eNop8t ⬇ MY GEAR ⬇ Sony a7s goo.gl/VSPhm9 Sony a7s II goo.gl/zxlsFk Sony 24-70mm goo.gl/HqZeYQ Sony 55mm goo.gl/yIDfFn Tamron 70-200mm goo.gl/b5eGnD Tamron 15-30mm goo.gl/tZCYyB Edited in Premiere CC goo.gl/eNop8t INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/kriscoart TWITTER: twitter.com/kriscoart FACEBOOK: facebook.com/kriscoart Kriscoart is a filmmaking channel and company based on the core values to Learn, Create, Share. The editing and vfx tutorials, lighting workshops, and short film break downs are a small step towards free education hoping that one day this can be an integral part in providing the tools and knowledge so that every filmmaker’s voice and unique perspective is heard. If you are interested in learning tips and cinematic camera techniques and giving an epic flare to your edits while staying true to the emotion of the story then Subscribe for more films, tutorials and filmmaking videos. For business inquiries please contact me here: create@kriscoart.com Thank you for watching