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I thought I would post this just to let most of the newer guys on the forum know how good the chromakey keyer performs.
I did a green screen shoot yesterday and I was going to record it right into the computer but
decided to just use the camera. This was going to go into the computer at 4:2:2 as opposed to my recording at 4:2:0.
I brought the tape home and captured uncompressed to 4:2:2, remember still not the same as actually recording in that mode, and put the test sample into AE keylight, Ultra CS3 and Edius.
It looked good in AE afer about 5 minutes of adjusting.
I put it into Ultra and it looked pretty good after about 10 minutes of fiddling around.
I put it into Edius and it took about 20 seconds for me to get a perfect key.
Also, it was in realtime, as opposed to the 2 other programs.
I thought many of you who have not tried the chromakeyer might find this interesting.
I did a green screen shoot yesterday and I was going to record it right into the computer but
decided to just use the camera. This was going to go into the computer at 4:2:2 as opposed to my recording at 4:2:0.
I brought the tape home and captured uncompressed to 4:2:2, remember still not the same as actually recording in that mode, and put the test sample into AE keylight, Ultra CS3 and Edius.
It looked good in AE afer about 5 minutes of adjusting.
I put it into Ultra and it looked pretty good after about 10 minutes of fiddling around.
I put it into Edius and it took about 20 seconds for me to get a perfect key.
Also, it was in realtime, as opposed to the 2 other programs.
I thought many of you who have not tried the chromakeyer might find this interesting.
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