[00:02] going to show you how you can blur any object in your footage using After object in your footage using After Effects.
[00:15] >> pixel blur and Gaussian blur. So, without wasting any time, let's get started. [music] Here, I have my footage ready and I'm going to blur a Captain America shield. Let's create an adjustment layer.
[00:30] Let's create an adjustment layer. >> [music] >> [music] >> For example, since the shield is round, >> [music] >> Now, mask the adjustment layer around
[00:46] the object. >> [music]
[01:01] >> Adjust it properly so it matches the [music] shape of the object.
[01:16] position [music] and rotation. Go to the beginning of the clip and click the track forward button. click the track forward button. >> [music]
[01:48] perfectly aligned with the object and follows it throughout the clip. Now, go to the effects and presets panel and search for the mosaic effect. and search for the mosaic effect. [music]
[02:06] >> [music] >> You can adjust these values according to your needs, but make sure both values are the same.
[02:23] look a little sharp. [music] To fix that, open the mask settings and increase the feather of it. >> [music]
[02:35] look at the second method. [music] Delete the mosaic effect Delete the mosaic effect and add Gaussian blur instead. [music]
[02:51] I'm setting the blurring as 95, [music] but you can adjust it however you like. but you can adjust it however you like. >> [music] want. For example, I'm adding hue or saturation and reducing the saturation
[03:05] to a negative 100. This is just an example. You can combine different And [music] that's it. This is how you can pixelate or blur any object in After Effects. And by the way,
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