Isolate Subject

Isolate the subject or background of your video through an AI-assisted algorithm. This plug-in offers a direct, simplified access to the Person Contour option available in our more complex plug-ins.

Compatibility

Isolate Subject is compatible with Final Cut Pro, Motion, Premiere Pro and After Effects.

Parameters

Isolate Subject

Detail

Controls the sharpness of the contour by making pixels more or less prominent.

Grow/Shrink

Extends or contracts the area identified as the subject.

Softness

Blurs the contour of the subject or background isolated by the effect.

Isolate Background

Outputs the background, rather than the main subject of the video.

Animation

Build In/Out

Build In/Out lets you enable and control animation progress.

When the animation is Off, no transition into or out of the effect occurs.

When the effect is set to build in and out by Trimming, the following parameters are displayed:

The Trim slider defines a range where the effect has been fully built. Any time outside this range is spent building the animation in or out. For example, if the Trim range is set between 20% and 80%, the effect builds in from the start of the clip up to 20% of its duration. The effects builds out from 80% to the end of the clip. If the clip were 5 seconds long, the build in and out animations last 1 second each.

When the effect is set to build in and out through a Duration, the following parameters are displayed:

The Build In (secs) and Build Out (secs) give you an exact way to decide how long each animation should last. Should your selection not be applicable to the current clip, a warning will appear in the output. For example, if your clip lasts only 3 seconds, it would be impossible to have the build in and out animations both last 2 seconds each (as the total would be 4 seconds).

When the effect is set to build in and out through Keyframes, a single parameter is displayed:

The Build In (Easing) and Build Out (Easing) parameters let you choose the animation curve when animating by Trimming the clip or by specifying a Duration.

The Progress parameter gives complete control over the animation to you. You will need to keyframe the Progress parameter using features of the video app.