Maybe that’s a little odd, so I tried something a bit more realistic.įigure 6. I cloned the yellow traffic light onto the side of the building ( Figure 6, below). You can use it in a number of ways, but I tried two different tests. The first effect I tried on this clip is the Spot Clone Tracker. It’s a static shot with the only motion being the waving flags and a changing traffic light. Now, let’s take a look at the second shot ( Figure 5, below). The blue background keyed out with the Primatte Keyer’s Auto Define Key button The Spot Clone Tracker
It’s a little noisy, but it’s a good starting point that can be cleaned up by refining the key with some of the other tools within the effect.įigure 4. You can choose to either select and refine your key color with these tools, or you can try your luck with the Auto Define Key button which looks for a blue or green background to key out automatically.Īs you can see in Figure 4 (below), the auto button did a really good job for knocking out the background very cleanly and revealing the video layer that I have underneath the clip. It’s got simple icons that also include descriptions when you roll your mouse over them ( Figure 3, below). We’ll apply the Primatte Keyer effect to this shot.
In the background, there’s a fairly uniform blue wall which will make a nice test shot for a the Primatte Keyer effect.įigure 2. Let’s start with the shot that I have on my screen ( Figure 2, below).
The VFX Suite effects in Adobe After Effects Primatte Keyer But some of these tools are entirely new, built from the ground up just for this suite.įigure 1. Some of these are pretty self-explanatory, and some will be familiar to those that have used other Red Giant plugins.
On the right panel in Figure 1 (below), you can see all of the effects that come with this suite. In this tutorial, I’m going to introduce you to a brand new set of After Effects plugins from Red Giant: the VFX Suite.
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