[Frank Feijen]

Checkerboard is a great way to go. But if you would want more control on the shape of the lines, you could achieve the same with a shape layer. Draw 1 line, adjust to taste and add a repeater. To feather: add blur.

[Frank Feijen]

Other than a reshoot?….
I’d try to do the reverse: key out the grass as good as you can without touching the background. Since the background isn’t a uniform green, you might have to use masks to specify different keys to different regions of background. And after that: start choking and refining.

[Frank Feijen]

Other than a reshoot?….

I’d try to do the reverse: key out the grass as good as you can without touching the background. Since the background isn’t a uniform green, you might have to use masks to specify different keys to different regions of background. And after that: start choking and refining. I think i would use the color range-keyer…

[Frank Feijen]

Only time i saw this kind of keyframe behaviour was when track fields was activated…

[Frank Feijen]

In ae, using a fat stroke on your shape, blurring it, and using the same shape with only a fill as a track matte might do the trick?

[Frank Feijen]

Nevermind…i have seen the light….

[Frank Feijen]

True enough! I’ll just have to add a ‘left’ in the key-sequence

[Frank Feijen]

There’s a ‘cycle mask colors’, but that doesn’t seem to change much…

[Frank Feijen]

Yeah, found it!

It was all due to a faulty plugin….

[Frank Feijen]

Good idea, but doesn.t work either.
Actually wether i use mouse or wacom or cursorkeys, to value just jumps to the max value. The only way to lower it again is typing it.