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So here is the culprit! The main problem is that the shot is handheld and they walk into the shot as you can see - http://imgur.com/a/gYG6h
Clip is 252 frames long.
![Photoshop Photoshop](/uploads/1/2/4/7/124794182/233337863.png)
I have tried a few things so here is the list of why they didn't work.
![File File](http://gfxpert.com/uploads/posts/2014-02/1391851803_yg9rmsanz6xzp1j.jpg)
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Masking out a similar area/using content aware in Photoshop and importing, then covering the problem area in AE. Problem with this is that I can't get motion tracking to work in AE, with 'Track Motion' 'Track Camera' or 'Mocha' (less experience with Mocha)
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Using clone stamp, and spot heal both lead to the problem of each frame being slightly different and on playback it is obvious that it has been corrected.
I have full Creative Cloud subscription so can use any program from that.
Thank you for reading, please let me know if you have any suggestions.
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With Photoshop’s layering feature, you can composite separate images together for a number of purposes. For example, you can add your company’s logo as a watermark on top of a product photo, or you can work with multiple graphics to create special effects that will grab a viewer’s attention. If you already have an image that you would like to use in your Photoshop project, add it as a new layer.
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Open or create the Photoshop project that you want to edit.
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Drag and drop the new image into the Photoshop window. You can also click the “File” menu, click “Open,” select the image file and click the “Open” button.
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Press the “Enter” key to confirm and add the image as a new layer. If you added the wrong image to the project, press the “Escape” key to revert.
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Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for each image you want to add as a new layer.
Tip
- If you drag and drop another Photoshop project into the window, the image is flattened and then added to the current project.
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