Add the Remove a Color effect
With your video open in Camtasia, drag the Remove a Color effect from the tools panel to the clip on the timeline.
If you don’t have any, but would still like to follow along,
Select a color to remove
Open the properties panel, navigate to the Remove a Color effect and use the color picker to select a color to remove.
This part can be a little tricky and sometimes you have to try different areas of the video before you get the best results. Keep in mind that you won’t remove all of the color by simply making a selection.
Select a color to remove
Open the properties panel, navigate to the Remove a Color effect and use the color picker to select a color to remove.
This part can be a little tricky and sometimes you have to try different areas of the video before you get the best results. Keep in mind that you won’t remove all of the color by simply making a selection.
Open the properties panel, navigate to the Remove a Color effect and use the color picker to select a color to remove.
This part can be a little tricky and sometimes you have to try different areas of the video before you get the best results. Keep in mind that you won’t remove all of the color by simply making a selection.
Fine tune the properties
Adjust the following sliders to make the end result look as real as possible. Start by adjusting the tolerance and then work your way down the list below.
Tolerance: Increase or decrease the range of tints and shades related to the color you removed.
Softness: Smooth out pixelation and rough edges of color that remain around what is left.
Defringe: Move the slider slightly left or right to make any remaining color less noticeable.
Hue: Adjust the color of the clip to better match a new background.
Invert: Reverse the color removal and hide everything except the color you removed
Add a new background
Make sure it’s on a track below the edited clip, and preview the video to make sure everything looks how you want it.
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