Magnetic Mask in Final Cut Pro 11 (Masking Without Going Crazy)

[@njbestvideo5977]

Well done.

[@singerge]

Great presentation !! Totally understandable!

[@AndyFeliciotti]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@RyanRobinson]

so good, thank you for this! appreciate the pointers on which use cases this tool is best for too

[@AndyFeliciotti]

You know how I do 💪, thx for watching!

[@WookieFragger]

Wow. This pretty amazing

[@AndyFeliciotti]

Trying to do everything to get you to upgrade from Sony Vegas 😆

[@WookieFragger]

@AndyFeliciotti I'm using the most recent version now lol. There might be a similar plugin for it, I just gotta dig

[@jordanrubinfilm]

Great video. How do I select a moving subject and delete the background?

[@AndyFeliciotti]

Hey Jordan, if you see the part where I do the title behind the subject you can just remove the layer below and it will have your subject removed from the background

[@panamouse6178]

My problem is person and background are close. How can I affect inside mask or outside mask to improve contrast to get a BEST analyze motion mask ?

[@karlacarolline9164]

Hello, can you help me with something? When I try to use the magnetic mask the option that appears ia a “camera” not a “pencil” to apply on the areas that I want on the video. Do you know why this happens? Thanks a lot!

[@pixelgeek]

😮😮😮😮

[@AndyFeliciotti]

Wild right!

[@AndyFeliciotti]

That's not all Apple added to Final Cut Pro; there are also AI-generated captions, smooth slow motion, and organizational improvements. Hope everyone gets a chance to update!

[@singerge]

However, I find that if the subject changes the mask gets confused and includes parts that are not included in the original. For example, I masked the body but not the face of a person (she was looking away). When she turned around, the mask extended itself to include the face, which was NOT the desired effect.