This Background is FAKE: Transforming Backgrounds in DaVinci Resolve & Photoshop with AI | Tutorial

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Watch as we take you through the process of replacing a background in your videos using DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Photoshop's Generative AI. In this tutorial, we'll show you step by step how to achieve stunning results. Learn how to match lighting, focal length, and more for a seamless blend. Don't forget to let us know in the comments if you find the final result convincing!
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[@RewatchableRR]

Great job on this! Just a heads up, right above the eyedropper you can change this from Object to Person. May or may not do a slightly better job on hair retention and lower contrast backgrounds for human subjects.

[@dm.b7560]

Pretty damn good for a fast tutorial, I can see how this can work perfectly in corporate talking heads videos, as the backgorund will always be blur. Great.

[@GiuliaonGasoline]

I don't have the magic mask tool. Is it possible that this only exists in the studio and not the free version?

[@JoshChappell]

It’s in the studio version

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Looks great. Thanks for the walkthrough.

[@gismoo77]

This was SO helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@JoshChappell]

No problem!!

[@TheBlackManMythLegend]

LIKE A BOSS BRO . BOOM I gonna use that. Damn THANKS a LOT

[@lee-wood]

Looks like a great tutorial but I am running the free version of resolve, any advice for achieving something similar with that? Thanks :)

[@atlantis9198]

Hey guys. if you don't have a super powerful pc, don't try all this!

[@GiuliaonGasoline]

Haha lol thanks xD how much RAM would you recommend?

[@domehouse79]

Working fine on my 8 year old windows laptop

[@benmarxxshow]

Define "super powerful PC". Also, this is not a real-time or a livestream tutorial, but rather, a pre-rendered video tutorial. As long as your computer can do the job, it's not hugely important how long it takes to render. Click render, go to the gym/Starbucks/run errands, or sleep. It ends up the same once it's done, and uploaded to KZbin.

[@davidcalixte9785]

What does in to out ratio do exactly?

[@memestagestartup]

how does the magic mask compare to rotoscope in after effects? Like, aren't the render times wild and resource intensive?

[@JoshChappell]

In DaVinci on a M1 mac with 8gb of ram it takes 20 seconds to render 8 seconds . I haven't tried out After Effects new roto features but im sure the same concept can be achieved using that.

[@GuidoGautsch]

Resolve is much more resource-efficient than AE. If you have a good GPU, Resolve (esp Studio) can take full advantage of it and run at 100%.

[@shorts_fun_videos3247]

Which one is best

[@saeedmirzaei1]

Amazing

[@Betterrgocapture]

Lens blur no available in free version

[@Franciszeg]

thank you