Did you applied the white mask?Candive wrote:Hi Guys,
I am working on a chroma project and reviewing what VS 10x has to offer. I have experianced the exact same problem as you with NewBlue Chromakey FX and was wondering if this issue was addressed in VS 2018. Latta, did Corel get back to you regarding this issue?
NewBlue Chromakey FX - can't get it to work
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Re: NewBlue Chromakey FX - can't get it to work
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Re: NewBlue Chromakey FX - can't get it to work
Hi
I have tested the NB chroma using both X9 and 2018 with the same problem
I cannot make the background transparent. So no fix for 2018
No Corel did not reply to me regarding this issue.
Did you try using the Chroma Key from the options panel and not using New Blue.
I have tested the NB chroma using both X9 and 2018 with the same problem
I cannot make the background transparent. So no fix for 2018
No Corel did not reply to me regarding this issue.
Did you try using the Chroma Key from the options panel and not using New Blue.
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Re: NewBlue Chromakey FX - can't get it to work
Hi Guys,
To answer both your questions. Yes I did use the chromakey function native to VS X10 and it worked just fine but I noticed this NewBlue filter and thought I would try it to compare. But it didn't work as expected. I did use the white mask and it did work but to me that seemed to be more of a work around rather than standard procedure. Kudos to asik1 for discovering this trick.
So I did some further investigation and discovered the following video by Gripps 2211. It appears that this Chromakey filter is an "addon" to the VS chromakey function to fine tune the tool - it adds additional adjustments to the standard function. So you use the filter in conjunction with the chromakey - it doesn't replace the chromakey. Gripps video clearly explains its function.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgr8QlvR0X4
...another VS mystery solved!
To answer both your questions. Yes I did use the chromakey function native to VS X10 and it worked just fine but I noticed this NewBlue filter and thought I would try it to compare. But it didn't work as expected. I did use the white mask and it did work but to me that seemed to be more of a work around rather than standard procedure. Kudos to asik1 for discovering this trick.
So I did some further investigation and discovered the following video by Gripps 2211. It appears that this Chromakey filter is an "addon" to the VS chromakey function to fine tune the tool - it adds additional adjustments to the standard function. So you use the filter in conjunction with the chromakey - it doesn't replace the chromakey. Gripps video clearly explains its function.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgr8QlvR0X4
...another VS mystery solved!