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green screen mattes
I’ve filmed a glass of water with liquid being poured into it on a green screen. I know its not going to be perfect but when I key it I lose the sides of my glass. Any advice on the best way to key this? A tutorial on how to matte something like this would be great too. Thanks
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The former ‘Ultra Keyer’ by Serious Magic touted being able to do just this, and even with water in the glass. That technology is what is built into Premiere CS5 and up as ‘Ultra Key’. If you own it, you might want to give it a shot.
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Mr. Hardison
Here is a tutorial on how to create super tight junk mattes. Its a great one from Allbetsareoff.comhttps://allbetsareoff.com/tutorials/creating-super-tight-junk-mattes/
Its a must watch tutorial for keying.
May b this will help.You can use some green screen plates from “Hollywoodcameraworks.us”.
https://www.hollywoodcamerawork.us/greenscreenplates.html
They have a many green screen plates of sunglasses which is very helpful for practice and learning.
Vishesh Arora
VFX and Motion Graphics Artisthttps://digieffects.wordpress.com
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Thank you so so much!
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https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/advanced_soft_keying/
Keying a window while keeping reflections
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