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Hi, although I understand it may be compute-intensive, I would love to have an option to blur/feather the background (see this message I found on the Discord for an example of what I'm looking for). It could be a general option for the background, but I'm most interested in the ability to blur the "Repeat edge pixels" option to reduce the distracting look it currently produces.
I hope this is not too hard to add, but I understand that it's probably low priority. Thank you for working on this wonderful tool!
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In that case, is there a way to export a separate background mask for automated processing in an external tool? For example, in this "mask" video, the background pixels would be white and video pixels would be black (or vice versa).
you can export transparent video, and then use alpha mask in any video editor. Simply put "transparent" in the Background color field and use ProRes 4444
As a side note: #469 is a generalization of this, combined with a temporal interpolation to recreate missing pixels instead of simply repeating edge pixels (this missing feature is the only reason why I'm still keeping my old and slow stabilization workflow instead of using Gyroflow btw)
Is there an existing feature request for this?
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Hi, although I understand it may be compute-intensive, I would love to have an option to blur/feather the background (see this message I found on the Discord for an example of what I'm looking for). It could be a general option for the background, but I'm most interested in the ability to blur the "Repeat edge pixels" option to reduce the distracting look it currently produces.
I hope this is not too hard to add, but I understand that it's probably low priority. Thank you for working on this wonderful tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: