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Topic: Blue Screen -Adobe premiere
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matho
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posted 05-30-2000 12:12 AM
Hi,I want to do some blue screening in Adobe premiere. I have got the actual key to work quite well...ie sharp, minimal blue outlines etc. However i want to know how to apply a filter to only the subject in front of the screen. IE i want to change colors etc. Everytime i try, it affects the blue as well. Is there anyway to key out the blue so it is not affected by filters. thanks  -Matho-
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Magnus
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posted 05-30-2000 12:52 AM
What kind of filter is it? |
hbtl_ofndr
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posted 05-30-2000 01:06 AM
easiest way that I can think of is blue screen it, render it, and then add your filter. Other wise you are going to have to do some sort of mask.------------------
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shawnm
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posted 05-30-2000 02:15 AM
render is keyed out so it has an alpha channelim not sure if you can do this in premiere but try to make a seprate file as the alpha channel. apply filter then use the second file as the alpha key.
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matho
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posted 05-30-2000 06:31 AM
Thanks Guys.I will try to create a seperate mask file. The filter that i want to do seems simple. I want to be able to change the color of the actor or object in front of the screen, without affecting the blue of the screen. Thanks again. Matho |
