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I’m using photoshop 7 to combine 2 video clips (from adobe Premiere 6.0), 1 layered over the other. To do this, I’ve imported a video clip to photoshop as a film strip (it breaks the clip into each frame, and plants all the frames in order like a comic strip). Then I’m painting the area I’m going to superimpose on bright green (essentially, creating a green screen). Here’s the problem: once it’s painted on one frame, the only way I can find to plant it on each subsequent frame is to copy/paste, which creates a new layer with only the green area on it, then drag the new layer on to the next frame and line it up. As you can imagine, doing this accurately is immensely time consuming (like, say, 3 hours of work for a second of video). What I want to know is, is there a way to copy/paste to each frame in a very exact fasion, without needing to play with it? The green needs to be in the exact same position for every frame, so I figured it should be something simple I’m missing.
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