Don't know if it is a bug, but using a color difference keyer in a layer will kill alpha of an object inside the layer.
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ColorDifference Keyer and Alpha
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Re: ColorDifference Keyer and Alpha
Hey and Thanks!
Confirmed.. and i dont know if it is possible BUT i forwarded it and filed a case
imo it should be possible to have the correct alpha...
lets wait what dierk will say
thanks and best regArts
Dee
Confirmed.. and i dont know if it is possible BUT i forwarded it and filed a case
imo it should be possible to have the correct alpha...
lets wait what dierk will say
thanks and best regArts
Dee
Re: ColorDifference Keyer and Alpha
Hey i just checked it again with the official release...
it works for me.
as long as you supply a greenscreen movieclip
must been my mistake i was just throwing in a color difference keyer but had no video whatsoever loaded,... in this case the alpha is "white".
as soon as you use any kind of greenscreen material/movie/picture and adjust the CDK correctly, you will have a correct alpha:
Fill:
Key:
Best RegArts
Dee
it works for me.
as long as you supply a greenscreen movieclip
must been my mistake i was just throwing in a color difference keyer but had no video whatsoever loaded,... in this case the alpha is "white".
as soon as you use any kind of greenscreen material/movie/picture and adjust the CDK correctly, you will have a correct alpha:
Fill:
Dee