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Unread 15-04-2005, 23:59
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Re: Green/Blue Screen Help

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Originally Posted by RX782
The best solution is to use Adobe After Effect's for Chroma Keying. In terms of which matte color to use, use red, green, or blue, but it's actually up to what colors are being used in the frame. You obviously want to avoid a color that is being used by another screen object.
Stay away from red, it is too close to fleshtone.
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