<p>For the parts you have nothing in the way I would duplicate the clip above, them mask out a part without the seam and move this over the seam. 
When the product come over the seam I don’t see another solution then to track the mask frame by frame. </p>

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German Dude
<p>I have about 10 minutes of footage which includes what is supposed to be a 100% white background (no gradients).</p>

<p>The person who shot the footage apparently used 2 overlapping sheets of white background paper.</p>

<p>This left a horizontal line across the background.</p>

<p>It's really faint, but still noticeable.</p>

<p>Is there a relatively easy way to get rid of this without having to deal with it on a frame by frame basis?</p>

<p>(Note: to make matters worse, sometimes — though rarely — the line is directly behind the subject — a product being unboxed)</p>

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What's the easiest way to cover up a seam in background paper behind video footage in Final Cut Pro?
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# What's the easiest way to cover up a seam in background paper behind video footage in Final Cut Pro?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-02-11)

I have about 10 minutes of footage which includes what is supposed to be a 100% white background (no gradients).

The person who shot the footage apparently used 2 overlapping sheets of white background paper.

This left a horizontal line across the background.

It's really faint, but still noticeable.

Is there a relatively easy way to get rid of this without having to deal with it on a frame by frame basis?

(Note: to make matters worse, sometimes — though rarely — the line is directly behind the subject — a product being unboxed)

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### Answer by username_1 on 2019-02-11. Score: 0

For the parts you have nothing in the way I would duplicate the clip above, them mask out a part without the seam and move this over the seam.
When the product come over the seam I don’t see another solution then to track the mask frame by frame.


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