Is there a way to change the background of a captured video if the background was the same colour or same flat wall? much like a green screen effect?
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Way of editing background in video?
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, Sep 10 2006 09:33 PM
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 03:09 AM
hotstuffstar, on Sep 11 2006, 01:33 AM, said:
Is there a way to change the background of a captured video if the background was the same colour or same flat wall? much like a green screen effect?
Talking about chroma key? Here is a thread on that.
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 08:12 AM
hotstuffstar, on Sep 11 2006, 12:10 PM, said:
Thank you thank you thank you!
Your welcome. Let us know how it goes.
Good luck!
PS: There are other threads in the forum, use teh Search button to look for the keyword "chroma".
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 09:46 AM
malatekid, on Sep 11 2006, 08:12 AM, said:
Your welcome. Let us know how it goes.
Good luck!
PS: There are other threads in the forum, use teh Search button to look for the keyword "chroma".
Good luck!
PS: There are other threads in the forum, use teh Search button to look for the keyword "chroma".
Sounded like fun and I tried it--but couldnt figure out the right process picking up the dropper.I see how to get the chrom key,but when i go to move the dropper and click on the background,nothing happens.Would you be so kind as to give the explicit steps--it sounds so intriguing.I did what the thread said,but clearly am missing something--thanks--bob
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 10:06 AM
bobstripower, on Sep 11 2006, 01:46 PM, said:
Sounded like fun and I tried it--but couldnt figure out the right process picking up the dropper.I see how to get the chrom key,but when i go to move the dropper and click on the background,nothing happens.Would you be so kind as to give the explicit steps--it sounds so intriguing.I did what the thread said,but clearly am missing something--thanks--bob
I haven't done it myself; I just picked up a thread from the forum about it. Hopefully, someone who has done it provides feedback.
Edited by malatekid, 11 September 2006 - 10:06 AM.
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 11:44 AM
bobstripower, on Sep 11 2006, 01:46 PM, said:
Sounded like fun and I tried it--but couldnt figure out the right process picking up the dropper.I see how to get the chrom key,but when i go to move the dropper and click on the background,nothing happens.Would you be so kind as to give the explicit steps--it sounds so intriguing.I did what the thread said,but clearly am missing something--thanks--bob
Hi. Bob. I have only done this once, but I will give it a shot.
1. Insert the picture/video you want on the video track.
2. Insert the picture/video on the overlay track (either internal or external track)
3. Point to and double click on the picture/video on the overlay track and the overlay editor will open.
4. Drop down the Method window and select Chroma Key.
5. Click the Chroma Key Color button and then click the eyedropper icon. Your mouse pointer should change to a eyedropper.
6. Move the eyedropper to the overlay editor preview window, point to and click the color you want to make transparent and then click OK.
7. The color you selected should become transparent and you should see the image of the picture/video on the video track through the transparent portion.
Hope that helps.
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 12:21 PM
Merv, on Sep 11 2006, 11:44 AM, said:
Hi. Bob. I have only done this once, but I will give it a shot.
1. Insert the picture/video you want on the video track.
2. Insert the picture/video on the overlay track (either internal or external track)
3. Point to and double click on the picture/video on the overlay track and the overlay editor will open.
4. Drop down the Method window and select Chroma Key.
5. Click the Chroma Key Color button and then click the eyedropper icon. Your mouse pointer should change to a eyedropper.
6. Move the eyedropper to the overlay editor preview window, point to and click the color you want to make transparent and then click OK.
7. The color you selected should become transparent and you should see the image of the picture/video on the video track through the transparent portion.
Hope that helps.
1. Insert the picture/video you want on the video track.
2. Insert the picture/video on the overlay track (either internal or external track)
3. Point to and double click on the picture/video on the overlay track and the overlay editor will open.
4. Drop down the Method window and select Chroma Key.
5. Click the Chroma Key Color button and then click the eyedropper icon. Your mouse pointer should change to a eyedropper.
6. Move the eyedropper to the overlay editor preview window, point to and click the color you want to make transparent and then click OK.
7. The color you selected should become transparent and you should see the image of the picture/video on the video track through the transparent portion.
Hope that helps.
Merv thanks---by playing with it,including the zoom function i think i can get it to work.Wonder if it would work in PhotoSuits as well.Ill start a new thread.bob
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