19 y.o. girlfriend.. now w/ BJ vid!

Freaking awesome!

Enjoy the thread, keep it up!

you need some more vids and you'll easily reach 1 million views!

Beautiful GF! Keep up the good work.

very good, thx

I just read through all 39 pages of this post...all I have to say is unbelievable!!! That girl is hot, now I gotta talk my girl into doing then same

Hey if anyone here knows how to blur faces in quicktime videos, or just make them smaller so i can hide her face, then let me know and I'll be able to post like 10 more vids... thanks for your help!

Your girl is amazing. So f'n HOT! The BJ vids are great. Please post more, cumshots would be great. She is gorgeous, especially that great face.

SOoooooooooooo fucking hot

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Originally posted by BYYAAAHHH!

Hey if anyone here knows how to blur faces in quicktime videos, or just make them smaller so i can hide her face, then let me know and I'll be able to post like 10 more vids... thanks for your help!

we wont tell

seriously tho, u need to post the full videos, those clips are too tempting

DANG!!!!

Totally awome thread. Your girl is HOTTT!!! Please post more vids...

Thanks, I just finished getting all the vids!! She is hot hot hot. U DA Man!! now about those other vids....

http://www. lafcpug. org/ phorum/ read. php?11, 153025, 159980

Just take out the spaces.

EFFECTS: How do I blur a face or an object like in Cops?
Posted by: Michael Horton (IP Logged)
Date: October 31, 2006 12:38PM


Q. How do I Blur a face or an object so I can hide its identity?

From Michael Horton

Most likely answer and one way to do it:

1. Double click the clip to load it into the Viewer

2. Duplicate your clip on V2 by holding Option and Shift while you drag the clip upwards. This will produce a copy of the clip in perfect sync with the footage below it.

3. Turn off the track visibility light on V1. (makes it easier to see your changes)

4. Apply a mask shape filter to the clip on V2. (It's in Effects > Video Filters > Matte > Mask Shape)

5. Click the Filters tab at top of viewer. Scale your mask using the vertical and horizontal sliders to fit what you want to mask. You can move the mask shape anywhere on the clip by selecting the cross-hair button next to "Center."

NOTE: if you are masking a face choose OVAL from the Shape pop-up button.

6. Apply a Gaussian blur filter to V2. (It's in Effects > Video Filters > Blur > Gaussian Blur.) Adjust the blur to suit your taste by using the Radius slider.

7. Turn back on Track visibility light on V1.

8. Render

Here is a QT movie by Ripple Training that pretty much describes what is written above:

COPS
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But how do I mask and track a MOVING object?

Most likely answers:

This is called Rotoscoping or better, Motion Tracking

Here is a down and dirty tip from the pro apps tips web site

Blurring faces in FCP

Also:
From Loren Miller

A Motion Tracker is best, but if you don't have it available, just use a Marker everytime the scene settles-- these instances are the most critical to blur-- and you can simply keyframe your blur mask shape to each marker location. Even if it zooms, mark major changes. Keyframing will interpolate the motion. It's rough and ready but it works.

Motion Trackers/Rotoscoping apps are best and ideal if your clip is long and the object is moving all over the place. Here are a few in no particular order:

Motion 2. Hey, you bought it and you might as well use it. Has a nice motion tracking feature.

Boris Continuum Complete

Lyric's Motion Tracking plug-in kit for FCP

CHV's The Motion Tracker Collection for FCP

Silhouette Roto

Dude your girlfriend is unbelieveable!!

She is too hot to blur her!!! But, if that is the only way to see more, rock on dude

Man she is absolutely fantastic, what a great body... You are one lucky dude...

thanks a lot dude!! keep 'em coming!!

Beautiful eyes. Beautiful body. Most importantly, she is putting out. What else can you ask for in life? Sigh, lucky you.

just don't blur out too much! Great thread.