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So I was recently making a scene where I chroma-key in the background. However, despite the fact that I got the background colour as solid as I could, Sony Vegas could not key it so that JUST the background was edited out. Can anyone help me out?
Other than the shadow, what can I do differently?
Last edited by Brickelodeon (August 8, 2014 (11:55am))
@Brickelodeon, can you maybe post a frame of the scene you are doing?
Agreed ^
Are you really trying to use green bricks in front of a green screen? When I green screen something I try to get the object as far away from the backdrop as possible and use a high f-stop, like f/16 or f/22 so the subject has no blurry edges, 100% of your problem is caused by the footage, I would reshoot, and I try to avoid green screening as much as I can because it's hard.
Here is what I have atm.
Perhaps you could try a blue screen instead. Or adjust your lighting situation so the screen doesn't reflect onto the knight and horse as much.
Thanks, but I think I'll just cut the scene.
The only main issue i see is really that shadow. Shadows can be very hard to key out.
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