Re: taking picture from a video

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From: Steven Gotz
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 15:47

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The reason you have a line os probably because the lighting changed. To smooth out the differences in the two frames, you should use a Track Matte to show one side through the other. Put black on one side of the image, and white on the other. Then blur the heck out of it. That makes a soft edge that will be a useful Track Matte.

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