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Need a complete/detailed tutorial on KEYING 13 Jan 2022 18:05 #118431
Edit: I did found some good tutorials, but I'm actually struggling to get rid of the green light 'strokes/edges' on the talent. I've tweaked in lots of ways all resources available - and I couldn't - so far - get a nice result. I mean, I can get rid of the strokes on the character (talent), but it always has 'collateral effects' - it messes up the hair, etc.
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Need a complete/detailed tutorial on KEYING 13 Jan 2022 20:57 #118438
What you're trying to do is done during the shoot. Back light the talent, make sure they're far enough away from the green screen to not get the green light reflecting in their halo. Yes, if you get too much green light on the talent, it can be very difficult, if not impossible to correct.
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Need a complete/detailed tutorial on KEYING 13 Jan 2022 23:57 #118440
Hi, Ben.
I've just got the footage from a client, it wasn't recorded by me. I actually can manage to 'disguise' these edges on the talent, with graphic elements/lights/gradients and so on (I'm not trying to fake real scenarios, it is admittedly virtual, which helps on this case). Even though, I'm missing a better tutorial with real examples with bad green screen shooting. Perhaps a FCXP course..i don't know. |
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Need a complete/detailed tutorial on KEYING 14 Jan 2022 13:51 #118445
support.apple.com/guide/final-cut-pro/us...03bc/10.6/mac/11.5.1
Look through the Advance Key Tools section of that page. Spill and Light Wrap are the tools you need. Ripple has this tutorial, also. www.rippletraining.com/blog/final-cut-pr...-in-final-cut-pro-x/ |
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Need a complete/detailed tutorial on KEYING 15 Jan 2022 18:21 #118475
Hi, Ben.
I've watched the tutorial you sent, pretty cool, it helped a lot. I'd like your opinion on the footage I'm talking about. It is attached here. What would you say to the person that recorded it? What guidelines would apply here? Thanks! |
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