[Gene Weglarz]

I have found that Plural Eyes can handle most situations; even one like this.

[Gene Weglarz]

Still moves whole layer. ?

Thanks,

Geoffrey Weglarz

Adobe CC 2014
Alienware Aurora i7 980x
18Gb Memory
25TB storage

[Gene Weglarz]

Usually the sequence length defaults to the actual length of the sequence. One gotcha that has gotten me a few times is a lone clip stuck some where further down the timeline that I can’t see. If that’s the case, delete the clip and the sequence should go back and default to the actual length.

Otherwise adjust your work area to the sequence length.

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

From the drop down for the paths, captured video, etc. choose custom. It should let you browse to a location you specify.

I’m not on a Mac so I don’t know if there are any restrictions to external drives.

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

I ended up using Red Giant’s Primatte Keyer in AE and it did a superb job. Thanks for all of the responses!

Geoffrey

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

I have, and didn’t work either.

I actually retried ultra in Premiere and it gave a decent result on the hair, but it still needed some spill suppression. I tried all of the spill supressors, and it came out OK. Got a pretty good key on the edges of the hair but ultra brought in a lot of noise around the mask.

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

I Have the same problem. I have CC 2014 and have Keylight, Key Cleaner, and Advanced Spill Suppressor. I also have NeatVideo Noise Reduction. I have Premiere Pro CC 2014 as well and Ultra didn’t work well. I also have Primatte Keyer from Red Giant and the BCC Keying plugins. I tried the recommendations for duping, pre comping, Luma matte, etc. but this HAIR IS KILLING ME.

One suggestion was to stay away from clip black and clip white in the screen matte section, but I can’t find out another to balance the matte except for these methods. That’s looking at Screen Matte and Status. Good flat green screen; evenly lit, not too bright, and no wrinkles. (Have to brighten talent in post)

Video shots are here is here:

CU https://vimeo.com/104458787
and first part of
MS https://vimeo.com/103724937

Thanks,

Geoffrey

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

You can add an NVidia CUDA card to the supported cards text file.

Open a CMD prompt
CD to the directory where Premiere Pro is installed.
Run gpusniffer.exe

Add the card name to the cuda_supported_cards.txt file. Use the name exactly as it appears in the output from gpusniffer.exe

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

Good quick tutorial. But what I am looking for is a way to curve the text around a cylinder; vertical, not horizontal. This is what I have and it’s OK, but not curved like I want it to.

https://vimeo.com/98381018

Geoffrey Weglarz

[Gene Weglarz]

Thanks, I’ll look into the tutorial.

Geoffrey Weglarz