Advanced Built-In Keyer (video update) | Aximmetry
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
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Aximmetry’s built-in, advanced keyer provides superior results for keying transparent objects, contact shadows and fine details such as hair.
It can handle broadcast quality real-time in 4K with GPU accelerated rendering at a fraction usage of GPU.
With Aximmetry you can achieve highly customizable cinematic composites in real-time (for example: realistic light wrapping).
Aximmetry allows you to increase your keying quality by using a Clean Plate which enables
measuring and compensating the unevenness of the green screen.
The software handles typical edge errors extremely well.
Provides automatic color correction including spill suppression.
Specifics:
- supports SD, HD, 4K
- AR compatible
- handles different green and blue screens
can receive RGB and YUV camera sources
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Turning comments off on your videos is not helpful at all.
We always aim to enable the comment section for most of our videos. However, in some cases where comments are disabled, there is a valid reason for this decision. We appreciate your understanding and continued support.
@@aximmetry Hey, thanks for replying. The only reason I can think of to disable comments is for childrens videos. Which some youtubers do. I am curious what reason would you have to disable comments on your tutorial videos? You can delete comments you do not like and pin your own comment at the top if you want to lead the discussion.
@@DT-GDS If you have questions related to our tutorials or any other technical inquiries, please post them on our official Forum moderated by Aximmetry consultants: my.aximmetry.com/posts for expert advice.
@@aximmetry Thank you, I do appreciate your advice, but this does not address my original complaint. No worries though, all I can do is provide feedback and you can choose to do whatever you want with that. It's not a big deal, just something I find a waste whenever I see companies blocking comments. I just assume that there was a ton of negative feedback whenever someone disables comments. And there is nothing wrong with negative feedback if done constructively and politely in my opinion at least :D . I am starting to learn aximetry this week so will no doubt pop into the forums at some point.
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