how to remove reflection from video

[patrickh27764550]

I made a video out of a plane landing at night that I'm editing in Premiere Pro.  For whatever reason, the crew didn't dim the cabin lights and our reflections are extremely visible.  I have attached a screenshot of the video.  Is there any decent way of removing the reflection, or at least making it a little better?

I have two videos with this problem.  For the first one I went as far as exporting the entire video into JPEGS and used lightroom to batch process it in sections, but that was a lot of work since my brush filters keep having to moive around the area I want to preserve.  Even though I highly doubt it, I'm hoping someone knows a trick that is easier than what I did above.

[kglad]

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[Ann Bens]

There is no filter in Premiere that will fix this issue.

[patrickh27764550]

That's what I was afraid of.

[Peru Bob]

I can't view your image very well, but you might try Content Aware Fill in After Effects.

[patrickh27764550]

I'll check that out.

[Steve Griffiths]

Hard to know how the footage you shot progressed but based on the image you posted - most of the bad reflection is in the top third of the frame. you could add a black solid on top of the image and create a soft edge mask (to the black solid)  to darken just the top third of the image where most of the cabin reflection is visible.

[patrickh27764550]

I tried everything you guys sugested.  You can't get blood from a stone.  The best I did was exporting every frame into still images and working on them in batches of 60 (59.94fps), which was very tedious and is not worth the trouble.