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Premiere 2020 - Can I change colour of selected portion of a video clip - eg from black to white...?

New Here ,
Nov 13, 2020 Nov 13, 2020

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OK - not an experienced Premiere user - dabbled a little but by no means hugely proficient, so be patient with an old(ish) duffer if you will...

I have a short video clip and I'd like to know if I can select an area (similar to selecting in Photoshop) and change the colour, and have that track through the clip...

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LEGEND ,
Nov 14, 2020 Nov 14, 2020

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Assuming you're using Premiere Elements, you can very much do this in version 2021 using the new Effect on Selection feature.

 

In version 2020, you can apply an effect to a rectangular area of your video and then manually animate that selection's position. Not as elegant or as automatic as Effect on Selection, but it may work. (You could also create a selection using the Track Matte, but that has its own challenges.)

 

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Hmmm...

Don't think that's what I need, unless I'm misunderstanding.

I have a short clip (a gif at the moment) that has a black horse - I want to change the colour of the horse (including the relevant shading, in the same way as I can in Photoshop) by replacing the black with (eg) white and shades thereof...

In PS it's a case of selecting an area on the pic, and then using a colour picker to change the original. 

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I can't say 100% that it can't be done.  But, I think you have to move up to something more complex and expensive like "After Effects" or similar to do that. 

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Fair enough.

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