I found ezemedia, and the one by stupendous software, but does anyone know of any free plugins/products that will let me use a greenscreen in imovie?
I think the only Apple apps with blue/green screen abilities are Finalcut and Finalcut Propianodude123 said:I found ezemedia, and the one by stupendous software, but does anyone know of any free plugins/products that will let me use a greenscreen in imovie?
pianodude123 said:I found ezemedia, and the one by stupendous software, but does anyone know of any free plugins/products that will let me use a greenscreen in imovie?
benjamindaines said:I think the only Apple apps with blue/green screen abilities are Finalcut and Finalcut Pro
pianodude123 said:I have final cut, dont qwuite know how to use the greenscreen feature tho???
There's a good tutorial here.pianodude123 said:I have final cut, dont qwuite know how to use the greenscreen feature tho???
Looks like the REAL pros are, in fact, using Shake:corywoolf said:Real Pros use After Effects Pro.
and real pro wannabees pirate shake and get just as good results..blaskillet4 said:Real Pros use Shake
Sdashiki said:Um I hate to tell all your Fanboys (most of whom I assume arent "pro" and dont "own" shake or AE) that a real PRO can use whatever they are comfortable with. and to think that something is better than the rest is ignorant.
So what if King Kong used Shake (it was probably the Linux version anyhow like the one used in LOTR)...
A true professional is good at what he does.
Software doesnt make someone pro so stop the rhetoric of AE vs Shake vs FCP they are each ENTIRELY different apps but overlap in some areas like keying, and in that case its the USER not the APP that is labeled pro.
rand() said:Anyway, any time you use a green/blue screen, or even a basic black matte, the professional term for filtering out the blue, green, or black is a "key." Essentially, you're "key-ing" out the color and replacing it with whatever background.
-rand()
topgunn said:I hear Microsoft has some great Blue Screen software. No, wait. That's something entirely different.
Not if you are keying out black or white (which rand() mentioned in his explanation). In that case it is a lumakey, not a chromakey.mnstr_trd_sd said:The correct term is Chromakeying.
Sdashiki said:Um I hate to tell all your Fanboys (most of whom I assume arent "pro" and dont "own" shake or AE) that a real PRO can use whatever they are comfortable with. and to think that something is better than the rest is ignorant.
So what if King Kong used Shake (it was probably the Linux version anyhow like the one used in LOTR)...
A true professional is good at what he does.
Software doesnt make someone pro so stop the rhetoric of AE vs Shake vs FCP they are each ENTIRELY different apps but overlap in some areas like keying, and in that case its the USER not the APP that is labeled pro.
yes, that's true.LethalWolfe said:Not if you are keying out black or white (which rand() mentioned in his explanation). In that case it is a lumakey, not a chromakey.
Lethal