best option for keying moving animal ?

[Jeff Kirkland]

And make it convincing? Probably none but a truckload of rotoscoping might get it roughly right.

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[Noah Kadner]

Hard to say without seeing the actual shot.

Noah

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[Bret Williams]

Greenscreenanimals.com

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[Noah Kadner]

Wow Bret you just won the internet for the day with that find! ????????????????????

Noah

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[Bret Williams]

Ha! Don’t know if that’s sarcasm, but sure seems like a better option than roto!

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[Noah Kadner]

Nope that’s not sarcasm- I think that’s a pretty cool and amazing niche product.

Noah

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[Mark Suszko]

I think Jeff’s right about the roto work, but you could perhaps get lucky and reduce some of the workload if you can create a hi-con matte by tweaking the color correction settings and using a luma keyer first. Use that to help build the green screen version.