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Re: CS3 Extended
by William Sticht on Jul 9, 2008 at 3:26:04 pm

Define blemish. You could handle this "touch up" in Premiere, FCP or After Effects. Does this blemish exist on all frames or just one? If it exists on one frame, you may be able to export that single frame to an image file and fix it in PS. Otherwise you may want to utilize your NLE.

Good Luck,
Fritz

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