2 Easy Methods to Chroma Key in DaVinci Resolve After, he can then change the background and place the subject wherever. This way, everything that is blue or green will become transparent or see-through.
In post-production, video editors use editing software to “ key out” or to remove the flat screen from behind the subject. The screen is usually, as you can guess, green or blue. It involves filming objects or actors in front of a single-color flat screen. What is a Chroma key?Ĭhroma Key is often perceived or referred to as a “ blue screen” or most commonly “ green screen”. You sure realize actors are never in a life-threatening situation, otherwise, nobody would want the job.Īs it’s never cheap to build sets, or go into space to take a shot, chances are they manage all this with help from a technology called Chroma Key or “Green Screen”. In this article, I will show two of the easiest ways to remove the green screen or Chroma Key in the DaVinci Resolve.īut first, have you ever wondered how they manage to get actors in those otherworldly and stunning locations? There are many times when you see life-threatening situations in films. Obviously I haven't used any actual footage here, so it's not a real key.DaVinci Resolve is capable of top-notch, professional keying with the push of a few buttons. Then I combine that matte with the original RGB in a MatteControl and use MatteControl's far superior spill suppression to reduce the green. What I prefer to do is set Delta to output only the matte.
The Foundry's Keylight has the same problem sometimes.
This is a common side-effect of the noise reduction spill suppression method used in DeltaKeyer.
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