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Masking objects with GSAM in After Effects

Demo summary

The user demonstrates how to use the GSAM plugin within DeepMake to automatically mask out a supercar from stock footage using a text prompt.

Step-by-step

  1. Create a new composition with your desired aspect ratio
  2. Import your footage and drag it into the composition timeline
  3. Go to Effect, select DeepMake, and choose AI plug-in renderer
  4. Select GSAM from the plugins list in the settings panel
  5. Log in if the prompt field is not visible
  6. Click Prompt and type in the object name, such as 'supercar'
  7. Wait for the AI to process the frames and generate the mask

Watch out for

  • The plugins displayed depend on your specific download and subscription level
  • Processing time for masking frames is dependent on your hardware

Tips

  • Ensure you have a clear spot with the object on screen before initiating the prompt

Highlights

it's pretty much masking objects using a prompt using AI to get that

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