Adobe Premiere - Remove moving object

[InforGuy]

Good Morning,

I have a video where I would like to remove a moving object - golf cart driving down a cart path. It is visible for only a few seconds. I'm using Adobe Premiere CC 2017. Can anyone tell me if this is possible and if so, what feature/tool I could use? I don't need step-by-step guidance, rather just wondering if it's possible and if you could give me a few things to Google. My research thus far has not yielded anything specific to my scenario.

Photoshop is also an option if this can be pulled off.

Thanks.

 

[chapy23]

Will be probably the same technique as this video:

Pretty hard stuff to do tough :-(

good luck !

 

[InforGuy]

Will be probably the same technique as this video:

Pretty hard stuff to do tough :-(

good luck !

I've got to pull this off so I'll put as much time in to it as needed! Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.

 

[Ryan Hanscom]

Very hard to do. I went through this tutorial and it did not produce good results for me. I ended up being able to crop my video since I shot it in to and my shadow was gone.

 

[InforGuy]

Very hard to do. I went through this tutorial and it did not produce good results for me. I ended up being able to crop my video since I shot it in to and my shadow was gone.

I agree and I did exactly the same thing as you. The moving object comes in from the left side of the frame for only about 3-4 seconds. I cropped in a little bit and it completely removed the object from view.

 

[Kevin Barber]

I've done it in Photoshop with OK results. I had a video that I reversed, but several people were walking by, which was a dead giveaway of what I was doing, so I used the clone stamp in photoshop fame-by-frame. It was a lot of work, and if you knew what you were looking for, you'd be able to tell because every time I used the stamp tool it copied something a little different.

 

[Mike2A]

Here is another take on the same issue:
After Effects tutorial: Remove moving objects from video - Digital Arts

 

[InforGuy]

Here is another take on the same issue:
After Effects tutorial: Remove moving objects from video - Digital Arts

Thanks for the link. I was able to remove what I needed to by simply cropping in a bit, but I will definitely check this one out as I imagine this is a very common thing people want to do.