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AndrewTheGreat
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April 17, 2024
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Morphing and Background removal in Premiere Pro

  • April 17, 2024
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Seeing what Davinchi Resolve and CapCut have achieved in masking and morphing where those can be done by just one button I'm starting to feel sorry for Premiere Pro which has tons of outdated effects and transition still in 2024 and cannot do those things itself. Is there a chance Premiere pro will get at least good morphing (morph cut really is terrable in morphing) and removing background with Ai? Rotoscoping in After Effects is horribly slow and After Effects on the whole is other software. I really start to envy those who can click a button or draw a "magic mask" inside the software and immediatelly get the result. The only way to do it rather fast "in Premiere pro" is using Quick Matte which is not available in Premiere Pro - so again we jump into other software which is Ae and use a third party plugin. How much more?

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Ann Bens
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Community Expert
April 17, 2024
AndrewTheGreat
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April 19, 2024

Hi, Ann, seen this. Don't see anything related to what I was asking...

Stop trying to edit and EDIT!
Community Expert
April 19, 2024

What Ann shared is Generative AI coming soon to Premiere Pro that includes a lot of what you were asking about that is now available in Capcut and other software. It is mentioned in the video that there is also integration of 3 leading GenAI like OPEN AI SORA, Runway-ML and Pika inside Premiere Pro. Let's wait to see the details.

 

Rotoscoping is actually part of Motion Design that should be done inside Motion Design software like After Effects and not necessarily inside Editing Software like Premiere Pro. If you are experiencing lagging in Rotoscoping inside After Effects, you can check your project settings, comp settings, renderers, or try to purge all disk cache and memory in After Effects. Rotoscoping also depends on footage quality, the better the best and faster to generate frames and render. If you are rotoscoping dynamically linked premiere pro clips to after effects, better not go for this workflow and do it separately.