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Part 2: Remove Complex Moving Objects in DaVinci Resolve Tip: You can use the Feather options for the mask to soften the edges and blend it better.

You have now removed the object successfully.

You can also use the Height and/or Width options.

In the node sizing options under Input Sizing, use Pan and/or Tilt to move the bottom clip and cover the object with a matching area.

Now select the bottom clip at the timeline window.

Invert the mask by clicking the Invert button in the Window options.

Make sure you are at the start of your clip, go to the tracking window and track the Window.

If your clip has movement, you may need to track this movement now using the Tracker.

Now mask the object you want to remove by creating a window around the object.

Connect the Node Alpha Output to the Alpha Output by dragging the blue dot to the blue dot on the right (a dotted line will show).

Select the top clip by using the timeline window and add an Alpha Output to the Serial node by right-clicking and selecting it from the pop-up menu.

In the Edit page, duplicate your clip, then place the copy above your original clip on the V2 track.

You will be using the surrounding area to cover up your object, a bit like using the clone tool in Photoshop. This simple method is great to remove objects that are surrounded by detailed patterns like a sandy beach, grass, or buildings.

Part 1: Remove Simple Objects in DaVinci Resolve Part 3: Create a Disappear Effect in DaVinci Resolve.Part 2: Remove Complex Moving Objects in DaVinci Resolve.Part 1: Remove Simple Objects in DaVinci Resolve.