Opacity

Question

I'm trying to use the opacity tool in Adobe Premiere pro to clone myself and I'm trying to get rid of this line in my video and it won't go away. I need your help to figure this issue out. Thank you!

thepixelsmith · Accepted Answer

Normally to do the clone effect you are trying to achieve you would start with a locked down camera recording the same room and you would move around and perform in different places.

The videos you are showing look like two completely different environments.

To make cloning work here you would probably have to rotoscope out the background in one of the video.

You can use the Pen tool to draw an Opacity mask around yourself in one of the shots. The Opacity property and it's Pen tool is found in the Effect Controls panel.
This tutorial might help: https://youtu.be/M1jije6Gmvg?si=VszPEIyar-crBomy

PaulMurphy · Answer

Could you clarify which line you're referring to? Are you talking about the black line at the bottom of the frame?

To help troubleshoot this issue, it would be helpful to see a screenshot of your Effect Controls panel. That way, we can better understand what might be causing the line to appear.

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