I assume you can create a mask, in Photoshop or using the titler.
Put the clip on track 1, copy the clip to track two and align them, put
the mask on track three.
Blur the clip on track two. Apply the effect "track matte" (in section
keying) to the clip on
track two.
In Effects Control expand "track matte key".
Next to "matte" you must point the matte to track 3
Depending on how your mask has been made you may have to select "reverse"
Good luck
Uwe
> Hi all,
>
> I have done a work video of a new product and its taller than it is
> wide, needless to say, 1080p HD isn't the best for items like this.
> The area around the product side is littered with test equipment and
> other junk, I can make a 16 point garbage matte and isolate the
> product (blacked out) and Gausian blurr the 'garbage', I just need
> pointers as to how to 'make it work'.
> It has something to do with Alpha channel and something else, but my
> brain fails me...
> Think I need to switch channels and add the blurr to one of them to
> leave the product clear and the rest blurred.
>
> Is there a Youtube video or something showing this? The manuals are
> hard to understand, I have the basics but this I do not need to mess up.
> I ran out of time last night to play any more.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Neil.
>
>
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