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Green Screen and moving camera strategy?
08 Jul 2014 14:48 #49437
by merc
Green Screen and moving camera strategy? was created by merc
So I've got the basic hang of Green Screen/ChromaKey in FCPX - it is delightful to use. I would like to now take the next step and have the camera move and then also have the background change in perspective related to the foreground talent.
I've seen that this technique involves putting what appear to be tracking markers directly on the green screen?
What would the must straight-forward way to achieving such an effect directly in FCPX? I also have Coremelt TrackX/SliceX. I assume I'll also need hi res footage for the background, high enough that it can be scaled much larger than the project.
gracias!
I've seen that this technique involves putting what appear to be tracking markers directly on the green screen?
What would the must straight-forward way to achieving such an effect directly in FCPX? I also have Coremelt TrackX/SliceX. I assume I'll also need hi res footage for the background, high enough that it can be scaled much larger than the project.
gracias!
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08 Jul 2014 15:07 #49439
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Green Screen and moving camera strategy?
Match Move in Motion does a fantastic job of this. There is even a lesson on this very thing in the "Apple Pro Training Series: Motion 5" book.
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08 Jul 2014 15:29 #49443
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vimeo.com/96885238
might help too.
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08 Jul 2014 15:54 #49446
by Ian-B
Replied by Ian-B on topic Green Screen and moving camera strategy?
Hi merc,
Looks like you can achieve fantastic results with Track X and Slice X: vimeo.com/96885238
To create long background images that will cover the track, you could stitch together a number of still images:
www.kolor.com/panorama-software-autopano-pro.html
Ian
Looks like you can achieve fantastic results with Track X and Slice X: vimeo.com/96885238
To create long background images that will cover the track, you could stitch together a number of still images:
www.kolor.com/panorama-software-autopano-pro.html
Ian
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