Greg Robbins
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Yea that’s what I usually do compress with adobe media encoder. Thanks for the help. I just wasn’t sure if using different PAR’s would loose quality. Thatnk you for lending your knowledge once again Dave!
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The video is just for fun for me and my friends. Its a shot of a army tank I modeled and then matchmoved the original footage in pf track and composited the tank and footage together. So the footage is only going to be used for showing it to friends via playing it in quicktime (ie why I needed it to look correct in quicktime) and uploading it to vimeo, youtube. The footage was shot on a HD panasonic I forgot the name (hvx100 I think sounds familiar)but it records to a P2 card.
Thanks for responding dave I appericate all the advice you give everyone. This is a very helpful forum -
You could just apply keylight to your main footage. Don’t worry about how good the key is on it and just use it for its spill features. Then trackmatte that to your matte layer (the black and white one)