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what is best method for keying green screen with two shades?
Posted by Tony Haer on November 2, 2010 at 8:44 pmI’m shooting this music video in front of a green screen curtain and with a green paper floor and was just wondering what was the best way to key out both floor and curtain? Also any suggestions how i can fix green screen overspill on the mans tights would be greatly appreciated?
Danny Hays replied 15 years, 8 months ago 3 Members · 6 Replies -
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Michael Szalapski
November 3, 2010 at 12:25 amThis explains more what Dave is saying about color resolution.
Here’s the super-tight junk matte tutorial Dave mentioned.
Here are some general keying tips.
Here are some tips on getting a better Keylight key.
Here are some tips on getting a key with a bad screen.
As far as the spill goes, if you’re not using Keylight you might consider just using the Hue/Saturation effect and just effect the green range and desaturate it or use the spill suppressor effect.
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Tony Haer
November 6, 2010 at 12:29 pmRE: One of the things to go is color resolution: the picture you posted has one-fourth the color information as luminance (B&W) information
can you elaborate on what i need to do regarding colour information please?
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Tony Haer
November 6, 2010 at 3:46 pmthanks looked through the info it was very helpful. I need to just kill the spill i think first, what is the best tool in keylight just to make his tights not reflect so much green? tried the hue/saturation effect but it wasn’t good enough and i am using keylight, unless you know of a better keyer for HDV footage?
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Tony Haer
November 6, 2010 at 3:51 pmRE: One of the things to go is color resolution: the picture you posted has one-fourth the color information as luminance (B&W) information
if i was to key out different parts of their body what is the most efficient way of putting all the layers together again can i just plonk mask layer upon mask layer.
Also to fix the edges how can i go about that the best way?
Is there a better keyer for HDV out there?
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Tony Haer
November 6, 2010 at 4:36 pmRE: One of the things to go is color resolution: the picture you posted has one-fourth the color information as luminance (B&W) information
to fix the edges how can i go about that the best way?
Is there a better keyer for HDV out there?
Also i take it the workflow is this:
colour correct green for overspill
create keys with keylight and create tight garbage mattes for diffeent body parts
do a track matte on new comp of garbage matte comp and real footage? -
Danny Hays
December 3, 2010 at 4:18 amThere once a keyer from Nantucket,, I mean Ultra 2 from Serious Magic. Adobe bought it several years ago and released it with the high end CS3 bundles, then nothing with CS4 and now CS5 has it as a pluggin in Premiere. It doesn’t have all the same parameters but it still works well. I have been able to key what was considered to unkeyable footage with the original version. Even better than Kelight, and with HDV. If you want to send me a small enough clip in the native format that Yahoo mail can handle, 10m I think, I’ll test it for you with Ultra. Send me a background too if you want. danhays2004@yahoo.com Danny Hays, Universal Studios FL.
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