Add, remove or replace props, costumes, vehicles and set details, tracked through the shot with a matte for every change.
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As shot 
Vehicle 
Costume 
Set dressing What it does
Object editing changes the things in the shot after the shoot: the wrong car for the period, a costume the client changed their mind about, a set that needs one more building, a product that has to be swapped for another market. You mark the object and describe what it becomes.
The jobs
What you mark
Click the object or describe it, then describe what it becomes, or bring a reference image of the new prop, costume or vehicle.
What you get back
Shots it’s for
One car out, another in, parked or on the move.
A jacket, a hat, a color, changed on the actor frame by frame.
A hut, a ski rack, a stack of firewood, added with contact shadows.
Swap a product for a market, or take it out.
Questions
Yes. The costume is tracked on the actor through the shot and only its region changes; face, hands and pose stay as shot. Heavy folds and fast turns need the closest review.
No. nolanlabs doesn’t generate logos or lettering. Bring the artwork as a reference and it’s placed as an element, or add it in your compositor.
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Use cases
Access to nolanlabs is by invitation. It starts with a 30-minute demo — on your own footage if you like.
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