[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

Thanks, that was it!

I didn’t even know such “effect” existed xD

Thanks again

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

Thanks for the tip, Chris, but I haven’t got that plugin… 🙁

See if you can remember other technique

Thanks =)

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

If you’re speaking about Twitch (and I suppose about any other, it would be the same), I remember another guy asking the same.

Andrew Kramer told him to contact support inside VideoCopilot, and they’ll give you a Mac version fo the plugin (as the one you have must be Windows only)

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

Thanks, it works!

And, as a side note, in case anybody asks the same question again, the + and – symbols are the ones at the left of the Intro key, not the ones at the Numpad.

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

Try just clipping some white from the Screen Matte tab inside Keylight, while increasing ple-blur a bit

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

Thanks everyone, finally, I’ll test Erik’s settings, and if they work for me well (which I suppose should happen) I’ll stick to them, as I actually liked the little shadows it left near the neck, they look somehow like hair 😀

I’ll test them and I tell you

Thanks again to all of you =)

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

But wouldn’t it be quicker (if possible) to play around with the different keyed comps, maybe precomping them separately, and afterwards using them as layer mattes for the original source?

As to tell after effects, “show me, from the source layer, comp 1’s black minus comp 2’s black, plus the other’s white, or something like that?

Cheers

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

How many days editin’ ?

If i may ask… 😛

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

OK, thanks for your answers.

I thought the same you’re telling me, but couldn’t distinguish rendering preview times from an 8-bit project and a 32-bit one.

Thanks 🙂

[Alfonso Gamez jordano]

No one…?