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Getting that Fine Green Key…..
Hey all its been years since I worked on a spot that need Super perfect Green Screen Compositing. I’m on a job right now and I’m having the hardest time with the Hair. Any help would be greatly appreciate. The pictures are below.
https://www.gregburkepost.com/GreenScreen/index.html
Thanks for the help as always LOVE THE COW!
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Separate the areas- a different key for the hair, body and hands.
For hair and hands, you may want to use 2 layers- one with a tight key using a Matte Choker, the second with a slightly feathered edge ( more feathered for moving hands) that has a correction for the green spill to match the background color and transparency.Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
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So basically mask out those different areas and do another key light
I wear many hats.
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Yep- combine the keys.
Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist -
To get the tightest junk matte possible, and fairly automatically, you can’t do much better than this tutorial by Aharon Rabinowitz.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/junk_mattes.php
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