Green Screen Hair - How to key shots with fine hair detail, even from an 8-Bit Camera

[@victorbmachado6458]

Well, I spent the whole day looking for tutorials about greenscreen, and you definitly won the best tutorial award, standing on top even above the top Editing KZbin channels, because those couldn't explain how to deal with situations of hard greenscreens. Thank You, you deserved my sub.

[@JohnPerryMotion]

Thanks Victor! When I started out I saw the same problem, the tutorials only show easy examples. That's why I wanted to make my own tutorials that help people deal with the harder ones.

[@AzizCem]

@@JohnPerryMotion I agree with you!

[@mattaylor3407]

I've never had the luxury of a perfectly shot screen. This is the best keying tut there is.

[@JohnPerryMotion]

Thanks, glad it helped!

[@tateio]

This tutorial is refreshing! Amazing content. Amazing presentation. Thanks for not trying to be a comedian like so many other tutorials are. This is perfection.

[@same3328]

i find the little label animations that tell you the steps really helpful; nice touch

[@petersolomon5227]

A fairly good key. I did find this particular process a bit of a fiddle, although I can see its value in some circumstances.

[@timpolster]

Thank you very much for this in depth tutorial on the most frustrating part of greenscreen for me - hair. It seems no matter what program I use, I always get noise or jitters in hair, especially blond hair. Your method works well although I wish Keylight did a better job with hair from a single layer, click and adjust point of view. It has been around for quite some time. Anyway, thanks!

[@yousoopher3358]

Your content is amazing. Thank you for making this

[@BambooTV]

a faster method is possible : same key as you done for the core, rendered with "intermediate result" in keylight, and just add a key cleaner effet after it, tweak it, then add the spill supressor. Key cleaner is doing an AMAZING job most of the time ;)

[@aim__freakz8499]

this is so amazing! Thank you

[@JohnPerryMotion]

Thanks!

[@bharathkumar2065]

I thought that you would give us link of the video

[@CanalBigMaqui]

Dammnn! hell of a key! Really nice tip!. I wonder if this would work in chromas when de hair is moving beacuse of the air, or how could I do this but in Luma key?

[@JohnPerryMotion]

Thanks! It should work, unless the hair is very fine.

[@shidaistudio]

very useful !

[@JohnPerryMotion]

Thanks!

[@nicolobugatto3248]

Why u made a black solid to check result instead use transparency button abd set it to off ?

[@Xplomania]

Plz create an easy tutorials on this with less steps.....