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Any plugins to replicate the Heal tool from Photoshop/Pixelmator?
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04 Sep 2021 12:57 #116111
by bradywurtz
so I shot a video that had some dust on the sensor. so since it's not a dead pixel, it's larger than a simple pixel. it's kinda a blob. still small, but not just a simple single pixel.
I've used tools that simulate the clone stamp by just using a different part of the video, but it turns out horrible results, since my shots are moving shots, not static locked down tripod shots.
so far my best solution is to export an image sequence of .tiff files, bring them into Pixelmator Pro, quickly click the heal tool on the right spot over and over again as I tab through each photo, and then I have to save them all individually (this takes the longest). Then I have to bring the images back in and make a compound clip and change the duration to 1 frame for each image, and bOOM, perfect fix.
I'd like to know if there's a plugin that could help simulate the heal tool (not the clone tool), that could possibly help save me a lot of time and clicks.
I've used tools that simulate the clone stamp by just using a different part of the video, but it turns out horrible results, since my shots are moving shots, not static locked down tripod shots.
so far my best solution is to export an image sequence of .tiff files, bring them into Pixelmator Pro, quickly click the heal tool on the right spot over and over again as I tab through each photo, and then I have to save them all individually (this takes the longest). Then I have to bring the images back in and make a compound clip and change the duration to 1 frame for each image, and bOOM, perfect fix.
I'd like to know if there's a plugin that could help simulate the heal tool (not the clone tool), that could possibly help save me a lot of time and clicks.
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04 Sep 2021 14:35 #116112
by Oliver Peters
Replied by Oliver Peters on topic Any plugins to replicate the Heal tool from Photoshop/Pixelmator?
Unless you've already tried this.
coremelt.com/products/paintx-powered-by-mocha
coremelt.com/products/paintx-powered-by-mocha
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04 Sep 2021 14:38 #116113
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Any plugins to replicate the Heal tool from Photoshop/Pixelmator?
Consider taking those images into Compressor as an image sequence to convert them back to a video.
I have never seen a "healing brush" type tool in video, probably because it would have the same issues the clone tool has. It's basically a smart clone tool cloning color/texture around that area over the one to fix. And that would always be changing due to movement and the results would not be consistent. I don't know of any.
SliceX has a "object remover" but it's just a clone tool that has tracking.
I have never seen a "healing brush" type tool in video, probably because it would have the same issues the clone tool has. It's basically a smart clone tool cloning color/texture around that area over the one to fix. And that would always be changing due to movement and the results would not be consistent. I don't know of any.
SliceX has a "object remover" but it's just a clone tool that has tracking.
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