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The person in burgundy with a white bag is split across two face targets.

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At about 2 seconds, compare the person and the two target ranges.

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Select both target checkboxes in the right-hand list.

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Check which target’s state and effect the merge will apply.

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Choose Merge with another target only for the same person.

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The targets merge into one, with Original applied to the joined segments.

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Move to 3 seconds and inspect the remaining gap.

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The selected target has no detected region at this moment.

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At 4 seconds, compare the same person with the detected ranges.

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The person is visible, but no other face fragment is identified here to
merge.

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Inspect undetected parts separately on a frame with a clearer face.

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Do not assume a person after a scene cut is the same person.

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Clear the selection and move the playhead to 0 seconds.

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Check that the picture has returned to the opening frame, not just the
timer.

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Play all 8 seconds to review the joined segments and scene changes.

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Join only confirmed appearances of the same person; correct remaining gaps
separately.

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This example demonstrates merging two automatic face targets.