Highlight moving person/object with VideoStudio

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Highlight moving person/object with VideoStudio

Post by sjj1805 »

Several members have asked how to highlight someone or something in a video. I gave this some thought and surprisingly it can be done quite easily using nothing other than VideoStudio. You do not require ANY other software.

This short clip demonstrates two completely different methods.
The first method is a square over someone walking along the back of the video, The second is a bit more elaborate and begins as an oval and shrinks away to a circle.
I will provide the how to in the next couple of days when I get the chance to put it together with Camtasia Studio.

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Click the following link to go to the tutorial:

Using VideoStudio to highlight a moving person or object.
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Post by MrA »

Absolutely cool!

Just to promote MSP 8, here is how I use the same technique. The video was degraded on purpose, but, you will get the general idea.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/v3317437Ry25q979
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Post by Ron P. »

Very good Steve. I'd never thought of using those methods..

Thanks.
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Post by sjj1805 »

MrA wrote:Absolutely cool!

Just to promote MSP 8, here is how I use the same technique. The video was degraded on purpose, but, you will get the general idea.

http://www.veoh.com/videos/v3317437Ry25q979
Quite bubbly!!
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Post by MrA »

sjj1805 wrote: Quite bubbly!!
With that, we demand you promote MSP 8! Ahh trying to put you on the spot, but, I know, never will happen...

cheers.. :wink:
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Post by Ron P. »

Pretty Good!!! Lot of luv there..;)
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