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Quick Tip - VSE Green Screen
April 24, 2017
Hey all!
I am so excited that I get to share this with you guys so soon! Since working on the transitions, I've also been working on getting a green screen effect using only the VSE and GOD has been super gracious to me in that this morning HE showed me how to "formulate" the process to where you only need adjust the effect.
I had just uploaded the test when I felt led to record it and get it online using the example footage, as it really is a good example. Remember though, if you want to do complex green screen, rather stick to the compositor and the whole process. If you want a quick result - this is the method for you!
In the description, I do warn you to look out for certain issues that might be a bother:
- Blurred footage (can easily leave an outline)
- Fades (in other words, the green fades out extremely rapidly)
- Compression artifacts (image sequence is best)
- Low Quality footage
If you avoid these things as far as possible and you have a really nice punchy lime green, then you'll get the result you're looking for! :D
So without further ado, here is the video!
GOD is so fast!!!
Biggest thanx to GOD for helping me with this. Without HIM, none of this would be possible! :D
Know JESUS yet?
http://www.crossallegiance.org/knowJesus.html
Have a great one!!!
Thank YOU!!!!!!
I am so excited that I get to share this with you guys so soon! Since working on the transitions, I've also been working on getting a green screen effect using only the VSE and GOD has been super gracious to me in that this morning HE showed me how to "formulate" the process to where you only need adjust the effect.
I had just uploaded the test when I felt led to record it and get it online using the example footage, as it really is a good example. Remember though, if you want to do complex green screen, rather stick to the compositor and the whole process. If you want a quick result - this is the method for you!
In the description, I do warn you to look out for certain issues that might be a bother:
- Blurred footage (can easily leave an outline)
- Fades (in other words, the green fades out extremely rapidly)
- Compression artifacts (image sequence is best)
- Low Quality footage
If you avoid these things as far as possible and you have a really nice punchy lime green, then you'll get the result you're looking for! :D
So without further ado, here is the video!
GOD is so fast!!!
Biggest thanx to GOD for helping me with this. Without HIM, none of this would be possible! :D
Know JESUS yet?
http://www.crossallegiance.org/knowJesus.html
Have a great one!!!
Thank YOU!!!!!!
Posted by Marius Oberholster. Posted In : Tips
