6 Background Remover Ideas for Final Cut Pro

[@enriqueapalacios]

Jenn, honestly you are one of the best professionals out there who really knows how to explain every single detail with all the visuals necessary to encase the information. Thanks

[@StuartHetzler]

Keyper is an amazing plugin. I often use it to desaturate the background a bit to make the person pop a little more.

[@abzgarciava]

I just bought Keyper, good thing you created this tutorial! Thank you :)

[@UltraKryptonian]

WOW! Great ideas. I just picked up Keyper for $20 off. I look forward to using this plugin on my stop motion animations that require green screen. In the past, I sometimes had to load frames into a paint program (Pixelmator Pro) to remove rigs holding my action figures or paint over areas where the green background didn't show up well. Keyper may save me a lot of time!

[@Thecosmicradar]

Love these tips! Thank you for making these easy to follow !!!

[@ThisisDigitalden]

Keyper is soooooo much better than the new FCPX feature, no comparison IMO , great video here !

[@thelearningmachine5740]

Man!! Bless those who never had to manually mask anything!! I remember the good old days when I had to have a bag of chips next to me ,with some hot sauce so that I didn't fall asleep!! Lol

[@GwynCole]

Love the techniques

[@ricci.hidalgo]

I'm sure that Keyper is a good scene removal plugin, but FCP already includes "Scene Removal Mask" effect which should also do the job and without having to pay $99!

[@jjdigitalvideosolutionsllc5343]

Is there an option (for this tool or another plugin) to remove an object, rather than keep it?

[@titusnixon]

I like this plugin. Thanks for presenting it

[@philippartjm]

Merci

[@nitishnaik3223]

does this effect work with objects in the videos??

[@JennJagerPro]

No, just people.

[@StevenKHarrison]

99$

[@tommygvideo]

Wow!!! way too many, WAY too long commercials!

[@zemonte]

Super, super, super útil. Muito obrigado