In this tutorial by Premiere Gal, learn the easiest way to chroma key a green screen by using Primatte Studio, a new feature in Continuum from Boris FX.
0:03 - Introduction to tutorial
0:39 - What is Primatte Studio?
0:53 - Hollywood example uses of the plugin
1:11- Setting up the composition in After Effects
1:24 - Applying BCC Primatte Studio to the green screen footage
1:30 - Primatte’s User Interface (UI)
1:42 - First step: Auto Analyze
1:57 - Matte Status and Cleaning the Background
2:31 - Cleaning the foreground
3:05 - Creating an outside mask with Mocha Pro
3:35 - Removing green spill with spill sponge
3:52- Restoring detail lost
4:29 - How to use Light Wrap
5:34 - Adding a final color touch with BCC Color Balance
5:45 - Outro, give it a thumbs up if you want to learn more!
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