I took videos with my DSLR and then saw that there is a speck of dust in my sensor. With stills I can use Photoshop's or Lightroom's "Spot removal tool".
Is there spot removal feature in video software? What is it? (Does Adobe Premiere have it?)
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There is not a spot heal tool in PremierePro, but there are a couple of things that you can try.
If the spot is on a stationary portion of the video clip, you can...
- Export a frame using the frame export button
located under the program monitor. - Then clone the spot out in Photoshop using your retouch tool of choice.
- Erase all of the frame except for the area that has been retouched, and save as a transparent PNG or PSD
- Place your fixed frame (previously created PNG or PSD) over the portion of you video in your sequence.
If the spot is in an area that has a lot of motion, you can...
- Open the video in Photoshop and use the healing tool to frame by frame clone out the blemish.
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I'd like to emphasize that it's possible to keyframe the motion of the clone stamp tool (or healing brush) on video in Photoshop. The first time I read your post, I thought you were talking about opening each frame individually. May 18, 2014 at 1:38
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Also like to point out that there's a good tutorial on how to do this with both Photoshop and After Effects on Lynda.com Unfortunately requires subscription, but you could sign up for a free trial. lynda.com/After-Effects-tutorials/Repairing-Enhancing-Video/… May 18, 2014 at 1:45
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The reason I didn't say anything about keyframing is that he said the spot was from dust on the sensor, so it won't be moving very much!– Circle BMay 19, 2014 at 13:44