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  • Brandon Salladay

    December 23, 2009 at 7:24 pm in reply to: Red One HD green screen problems

    Oh wow. I know I uploaded the right photo. I don’t know how I duplicated the same upload.

    Here is the item properties…hopefully.

  • Brandon Salladay

    December 14, 2009 at 10:32 pm in reply to: Red One HD green screen problems

    Hi Jerry,

    I haven’t tried using Motion for this. I am not very familiar with it, but it sounds like I should remedy that. I was only using the Chroma Key tool specifically. I rendered the footage to see how it looked and this is what it gave me.

    I should also mention that the unrendered clip had large chunks of green screen appearing randomly within the garbage matte space when i moved the play head along the time line. The green screen “chunks” would appear and disappear, showing up in different places each time. Upon rendering, they never appeared again but instead this vertical line shows up. It was frustrating to say the least.

    Here is a pic of the item properties of the clip being used in my post above. Not being very familiar with Red Footage, I have not tampered with any settings at all other than accepting the prompt to change the FCP settings to match the clip.

    Thanks again,

    Brandon

  • Brandon Salladay

    December 14, 2009 at 8:53 pm in reply to: Red One HD green screen problems

    Hello,

    Thanks for the replies. I ingested the files through the Log and Transfer using ProRes 422 (HQ). I accepted the prompt the change FCP settings to match the clip settings as well. I did use FCP to key out the green screen.
    Nothing in the process indicated that there was anything wrong until I rendered the footage. The vertical line is completely artificial, but it looks like it may have something to do with interlacing. I retraced several steps, as well as keying out the green screen all over again and I still end up with this strange vertical line.

    This video is going on the web, and to used as a guide through a web interface. That is the reason for the white background.

    Any and all insight is greatly appreciated.

    Thank you all so much,

    Brandon

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