Hey, if I remember this correctly, the green screen layer on top is just for the car and a part of the hand, and the rest (hand on the right side and everything above the car) is on the green screen layer below it (it probably wasn't clear from the tutorial). So, on this second layer, you can set the yellow mask to subtract so that the green part won't be showing on that layer. I did it this way (2 green screen layers) because I didn't want the keylight to affect the green trees above the car, but otherwise, you can do the whole thing in one green screen layer. Hope this helps!

That's so awesome to hear, I wish you luck on your journey!

Thanks a lot!

This was shot on Panasonic GH5.

I linked a blender camera tracking tutorial in the description. Here's the link as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaG4mamufc2jh80si=DMtKEZq8w2pgZMAD And here's another one with a different type of shot, if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6q1fXV8p7mgfqs

Thanks!

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Thanks, I used Panasonic GH5, Leica 12-60mm and DJI RS3 as a gimbal.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! It was shot on Panasonic GH5, Leica 12-60 mm.

@@VFXStudioKoliba thanks!