How to REMOVE OBJECTS from Video with Content-Aware Fill in After Effects.

Here's a video on a new feature in Adobe After Effects called Content-Aware Fill. This feature does for video what the same effect in Photoshop does for photos: it allows you to select or mask out an object in a video, then the AI in After Effects will process the images and determine how best to fill in the blanks.

There are two main reasons I'm excited for this feature: 1) I can see it being very useful for removing the shadow of my drone, or removing myself from an image if I inadvertently end up in some of the shots, and 2) removing unwanted logos or objects from stock footage clips to make them stock-ready.

Let me know your thoughts on this process and how you anticipate using this feature in your videos!

Thanks for watching.

If you like this video and would like to see more, please subscribe and hit the bell.

Also, if you're going to be purchasing filmmaking equipment, and you're interested in supporting the work that I do, please follow this link to a list of the equipment I use for filmmaking:

amazon.com/shop/bluemantlemedia

That's an Amazon Associates link. All of the prices for that equipment are the same as you'd find elsewhere, so it won't cost you anything extra, but I'll get a small kickback, which can help me grow this channel and the content I can produce.

#AdobeAfterEffects #ContentAwareFill #RemoveObjects