How to remove a brand from something moving in the shot
Upload the footage and name the object carrying the brand. Vizard Agent zooms in until it can see exactly what the marking is, tests the removal on sample frames, refines and smooths the patch, then checks which trackers can follow the object as it moves through the shot.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Name the object rather than the logo alone. Vizard Agent has to find a physical thing in the frame and follow it, and "the branding on the microphone" tells it where to look in a way that "the logo" doesn't when several appear in shot. Ask for any reframe in the same request.
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What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A watermark sits at fixed coordinates. A brand on a microphone flag, a bottle or a shirt moves with the person holding it, which turns a patch into a tracking job. A patch that sits still while the object moves is worse than the logo was, so the removal has to travel with it. In the session behind this article it:
- Inspected the 1280x720 landscape source, 29.97 seconds long, extracted a frame grid and grabbed full-resolution frames of the microphone branding.
- Zoomed in on the mic flag, then further still, until the marking was legible enough to reconstruct rather than guess at.
- Tested the removal on sample frames, compared before and after, then refined it and checked the cleaned object.
- Smoothed the patched surface, checked the smoother version and examined which trackers could follow the microphone through the shot before committing to the render.
- Reframed the clip vertically in the same pass, with the crop following the presenter as he moves, so the patch never had to survive a crop it wasn't built for.
When does this not work well?
Reconstructing a moving surface is much harder than a static one. Fast movement blurs the patch, a logo wrapping around a curved bottle is hard to rebuild, a hand across the object breaks tracking, and branding on fabric is the hardest case. There, Vizard Agent shows you the test rather than promising a clean result. And removal isn't permission.
Common questions
Is this the same as removing a watermark? No. A watermark sits still; an object in the shot moves, which makes it a tracking problem for Vizard Agent.
Will it look blurred? Not if the surface allows a patch. Vizard Agent rebuilds that area rather than smudging it.
What if a hand covers the object? Tracking loses it there. Vizard Agent reports where the patch cannot be carried.