Difference between revisions of "Ultra Key - Premiere Pro"

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[http://www.macuser.co.uk/2953-premieres-ultra-key-opens-door-to-easy-green-screening Here] is article on Ultra Key.
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===Adding Ultra Key===
 
# Put the '''green screen clip''' on video track 2
 
# Put the '''green screen clip''' on video track 2
 
# Put the background clip on video track 1
 
# Put the background clip on video track 1
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# Set the '''Setting''' to '''Aggressive'''
 
# Set the '''Setting''' to '''Aggressive'''
  
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===Adjusting Settings===
 
# Set output to '''Alpha Channel''' to view the mask.
 
# Set output to '''Alpha Channel''' to view the mask.
# Under Matte Generation adjust the Pedestal
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# Under '''Matte Generation''' adjust the '''Pedestal'''
# Under Matte Cleanup adjust Choke and soften
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# Under '''Matte Cleanup''' adjust '''Choke''' and '''Soften'''
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# Set output back to '''Composite''' to view the effect.
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===Adding Masks===
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# Add a mask to the '''Opacity''' of the keyed clip
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# Adjust the size of the mask
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# Adjust the '''Mask Feather''' to have a smother transition.
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Revision as of 11:41, 3 February 2015

Here is article on Ultra Key.

Adding Ultra Key

  1. Put the green screen clip on video track 2
  2. Put the background clip on video track 1
  3. Add Ultra Key' to the green screen clip
  4. Select the green screen clip and go to Effect Controls'
  5. Click the Eyedropper and hold the command key.
  6. Click the color to key out with average lighting.
  7. Set the Setting to Aggressive

Adjusting Settings

  1. Set output to Alpha Channel to view the mask.
  2. Under Matte Generation adjust the Pedestal
  3. Under Matte Cleanup adjust Choke and Soften
  4. Set output back to Composite to view the effect.

Adding Masks

  1. Add a mask to the Opacity of the keyed clip
  2. Adjust the size of the mask
  3. Adjust the Mask Feather to have a smother transition.