you are beautiful just as you are i sometimes have blemishes though that i'd rather not show up in my publicly released videos so i'm going to teach you how i remove things like a pimple and just do subtle and respectful touch-ups [Music] this lesson is brought to you by ameridroid.com if you love to learn and love to tinker ameridroid.com is the site for you single board computers maker tech and home automation all from their american support center shop with a company that we know and trust visit ameridroid.com today i can't stress enough this isn't about beauty standards or photoshopping ourselves it's about those times when you shoot a gorgeous video and then you look back at the footage and you say oh crap i wish i had to put some you know just a dab of uh cover up on that we're gonna jump into our color window here okay so we're just touching things up digitally just to correct for those situations very tastefully very respectfully we just want to fix that create a new node and it's a corrector and just drag that in here and now on this corrector node i'm going to first of all start on a frame where the pimple is clearly visible i'm lucky in this case because it starts uh even on the first frame i can start it there so i can just track forward yeah you could always like frame it like that and then track backwards until until you've got everything but let's start with tracking forward so i've rewound the video to the very beginning frame so now i'm going to add a circle window and i'm going to make this about the size of the pimple just a little bit bigger and bring that down and drag it on and zoom in so that we can make sure that we get this all lined up nicely okay now you're going to want to really meticulously follow these steps because even though this is a very easy process one misstep can really screw it up so watch out for that so now that i've placed that directly on top of the pimple i'm going to jump into my tracker window and i'm just going to hit play which is track forward in this case not this play but the one down here notice before i do that though i've got pan tilt zoom rotate and 3d selected and i'm currently in the default which is clip mode these are all the correct settings for what i want to do right now so i'm going to hit this track forward and it's going to follow that pimple all right so now it is paused davinci resolve has said hey it's gone outside of the frame i can't find it so you need to fix this so i'm going to actually go to frame mode that's one of the steps that you can't miss in frame mode i'm just going to scrub the timeline just a little bit here so that i'm not overwriting the keyframe that was created by davinci resolve and i'm just going to drag this down just to get it out of the way because i don't want it to be touching the edge of the frame because then it might actually cause a little bit of a anomaly now i'm going to scrub here notice that it created a keyframe as soon as i moved it i'm going to scrub until i see the pimple again there it is so now that i see the pimple still in frame mode i'm going to drag the window back up onto the pimple and make sure that i center it nicely and now it created a keyframe which i can track backwards from so i'm going to start that process now there we go and now i'm going to jump back to this keyframe by clicking this button right here and now i'm going to track forwards and now it's outside of the frame i believe that's the last time it's going to be visible yes because the camera has moved outside so i'm going to set my next keyframe so just basically scrub the timeline here still in frame mode and then drag this down and out of the shot completely so next step and kind of final step to tracking is make absolutely certain you switch back to clip mode that's very important otherwise our next step is going to actually break our tracking so now we're in clip and we're going to return to window mode so now if i zoom out a little bit rewind my video and hit play watch this gone are the days where we used to have to touch up frame by frame there we go okay so now that that is looking good we've got all our tracking perfect i'm going to find a frame where it's very visible so it's it's out in the open and then i'm going to zoom way in here and i want to find an area of his skin that i want to basically uh clone stamp onto the pimple so i'm going to take this window remember we had to switch our tracker to clip mode first i'm going to move this over to another area of his skin make it just a little bit larger because we don't want it to be just the size of the pimple we want it a bit bigger and then a little bit of a feathered edge and now what's going to happen is that is going to be skin that we're going to replace over top of there but because it's tracked it's going to move seamlessly so now i'm going to jump over to this icon over here which is our sizing set to node sizing mode and then use pan and tilt if i pan you'll see that i'm moving that flash see what i just did where'd it go there it is and now put the skin over top it's pretty astonishing uh tilt is going to move it up and down so if you need to but that is pretty seamless you'd never know it was there but the magic of resolve now is that if i scrub and push play it is actually following that track and replacing it in every single frame perfectly seamlessly look at that so now i'm able to edit render this video do whatever i normally would and that blemish is completely gone as if i had used cover up now the final thing that i want to do is just show you how to do a little bit of what you have heard called airbrushing it just makes things look really really soft really really pretty pristine removes blemishes like if you if you have some acne which this person doesn't but if you had like some some scarring or anything like that that you want to reduce a little bit then this is an opportunity to do that you can kind of soften the flesh make things look really nice and that's just done by adding another corrector node drag this in and this is something that i often do just as kind of a final touch just to kind of clean things up and just make it very very subtle you don't want to go overboard with this but watch this mid detail so now that i've selected this new corrector node i'm going to bring this way up to show you the opposite effect of what we want to do so as i bring this up notice what is happening to his his skin so it's actually pronouncing blemishes more if i bring it down however so zero is neutral so if i go below zero it starts to soften things it's like a feathered kind of look uh almost as if i'm shooting this through like a lace or something like that see that so now i have this absolutely like that is probably overkill but i'm doing that on purpose so that you can see the effect very clearly so i'll play that so notice the pimples gone and we have removed all like i don't even want to say blemishes it's they're not blemishes we just smoothed everything to the point of ridiculous but i wanted you to see how pronounced that effect can be because it's so easy to do so now that we've seen that effect now i'm just going to bring that up and we're going to make it a lot less pronounced so that it's natural and i would say that that happens around 30 ish in this particular video it's going to be different based on so many different variables but there you go so i think that that is flawless so that i would be proud to bring that out of my studio for sure and so what i've done there is i've taken a video and added like i said very respectful touch-ups that only take me a few moments time we've done it together here and you can do it too and you can fix those little corrections that you want to correct uh in your videos that slipped through the studio makeup department if you will alright so thank you so much for watching and don't forget to give me a subscribe and a thumbs up on youtube i'd appreciate that very much and in the meantime don't forget if you are not having fun you're doing it wrong i'm robbie ferguson on the show show for category 5 technology tv i'll see you next time [Music]