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At 0 seconds, turn Auto Blur off.

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Choose Rectangle under Manual Blur and draw around the entire face.

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Confirm that the blurred rectangle covers the 0–8 second interval.

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Choose Start tracking and wait for the calculation.

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When Tracking calculated appears, inspect the actual face coverage.

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Move the playhead to 4 seconds and compare the face with the rectangle.

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Drag a corner handle slightly outward to leave more room around the jaw.

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The notice says this adjustment was also applied across the surrounding
8-second interval.

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For this correction, choose This frame only.

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Check the keyframe at 4 seconds and the calculation status.

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The second Start tracking click found no gap to fill, so it did not run
another calculation.

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Go to the final frame and check that the face is inside the rectangle.

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If an edge is exposed, adjust that point and review the surrounding interval
again.

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Play all 8 seconds from the beginning and watch the face edges throughout.

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Finish your review by checking both individual frames and the full playback.