Now
you have to repeat this for the next few frames.
A
few more thoughts:
I
have tried to use Photoshop to do this kind of work. I
exported each frame and used the sophisticated tools that
it offers to smudge or heal each bug into oblivion. But
when I imported them back into the timeline it had a stroboscopic
effect. The fixing I did in one frame looked great in
a still, but the blending process that Photoshop uses
does not account for the fact that not only does the blending
need to happen spatially within this one frame, but it
also has to match the blending that is done in the next
frame. Don't waste your time using Photoshop to fix a
problem like this.
Also,
I could have used method two for the whole thing, but
it is a little more time consuming. Method one can take
care of multiple frames at once.
And
if you want to use method one to take care of a lot of
frames at once, but you cannot use method one because
a rectangular shape will not work, then try an Eight
Point Garbage Matte.
