Quote: Is it possible to highlight part of a scene in a video or picture in Power Director 11?

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Yes, you can.

Tutorial from PDToots.

Highlighting A Moving Subject- PowerDirector 10 Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxf5e6Ry9_o Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.

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Quote: Is it possible to highlight part of a scene in a video or picture in Power Director 11?

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Yes, you can.

Tutorial from PDToots.

Highlighting A Moving Subject- PowerDirector 10 Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxf5e6Ry9_o

Hello, oralocs!

If PD11 includes "Motion Tracker" that's the tool for you! The PD10 tutorial appears a bit involved and makes no reference to Motion Tracker but Motion Tracker tracks a subject automatically and will be easier to use if it is available in PD11. It was of course PD11 that you were asking about for the highlighting effect rather than PD10. Carl, can you, perhaps post a more relevant PDToots link, please?

Cheers!

Neil.

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If PD11 includes "Motion Tracker" that's the tool for you! The PD10 tutorial appears a bit involved and makes no reference to Motion Tracker but Motion Tracker tracks a subject automatically and will be easier to use if it is available in PD11. It was of course PD11 that you were asking about for the highlighting effect rather than PD10. Carl, can you, perhaps post a more relevant PDToots link, please?
Neil.

Neil, motion tracking did not become available until PD14, it's a very new feature. These things can be found on the internet if one bothers to do a little research before posting. Heck, I did research for half an hour to be sure of this post. Carl is well aware that the PD10 program, as far as the OP's topic is concerned, is the same as PD11, so the tutorials are interchangeable. One must conclude therefore that Carl's link is far more relevant than the entirety of your post. Sorry Neil, but you would be a far more useful member here if you could simply stick to subjects you know about, or do some homework first. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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Neil, motion tracking did not become available until PD14, it's a very new feature. These things can be found on the internet if one bothers to do a little research before posting. Heck, I did research for half an hour to be sure of this post. Carl is well aware that the PD10 program, as far as the OP's topic is concerned, is the same as PD11, so the tutorials are interchangeable. One must conclude therefore that Carl's link is far more relevant than the entirety of your post. Sorry Neil, but you would be a far more useful member here if you could simply stick to subjects you know about, or do some homework first.

Barry,

I did cover myself by saying "IF" in my opening sentence. I thought Motion Tracker might've been available earlier than it was. Hence my opening line: If PD11 includes "Motion Tracker" that's the tool for you! Assuming that PD had Motion Tracker was my mistake. Simple as that.

Thanks to all who have contributed to this. I'll follow it up.