Which mask to extract with

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Which mask to extract with

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I am about to start a new project.
My video A has a person eating a meal, so there will be constant obstructions on front of the face.. Food, drinks etc.

I will be using the manual tool to edit the mask for these obstructions.

My question is, which mask would work best for the extraction process, so that when I get to the manual tool there is less work to be done?

I know the obvious answer is vga-obstructed, however in the manual tool there is only the options to edit the components or extended masks.

Sorry if this seems like a silly question, just thought I'd get the advice from people with experience before I go through the process.

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Re: Which mask to extract with

Post by torzdf »

You can edit all masks in the manual tool.

To be honest, all of the masks have their advantages and drawbacks, and work differently on different sets.

My usual go-to are extended (because it's easy) or vgg-clear, but ymmv,

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