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Surpress color on bottom layer based on edges of top layer?
Here’s a screenshot of the issue:
In the main photo you can see around the edges there is some green bleeding through.
What we had were keying cards with tracking marks on them and I ultimately just pulled corner pin data from the tracks and laid footage on top of those.
But when I turn on motion blur for the top footage, the green from the key card shows through.
So, is there a way to surpress that green color based just on the overlaying footage since the boundaries of the footage are already set (vs. creating and tracking separate mattes)?
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2 Replies
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Remove the MB in this comp. Nest this comp and apply CC Force MB.
HTH
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A few other tricks I use to avoid adding motion blur to the entire shot:
- Make the corner pin a little bigger than the area you want to cover.
- Corner pin a solid color underneath that matches the frame’s color WITHOUT motion blur–feather the edge to blend in with outer edge. Animate opacity and mask as needed.
- Use a slightly bigger corner pin solid color underneath that matches the frame’s color WITH motion blur–feather the edge to blend in with outer edge. Animate opacity and mask as needed.
- Isolate and color correct the green fringe using hue/saturation to be closer to the frame’s color or the image color.
- Photoshop a whole new picture frame, then corner pin the new frame along with the new photo. Roto out the fingers. Extract shadows/reflections as needed.
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