Cool idea with the suppression. With this, you are including the color replacement from the Ultra Keyer in the spill suppression. Intentional? I Haven't thought of it this way. If you use another keyer like a chroma key, then your approach seems to be equivalent to using an inverse key to mask a desaturation of the original - which is also useful but only needs two nodes :-) Also thanks for all the shortcuts - it seems I forgot a couple on my keyboard shortcut list! :-)
@@millolab Ah ok. I thought you intended to utilize it. I sometimes use the Delta Keyer or just the Matte control tool to purely get a spill map from the keyer and then do my own spill replacement with that. E.g., for adding custom spill color or for adaptive despill etc. I was wondering if you had something similar in mind here. Either way, the tutorial got me thinking, thanks :-)
Hello, relatively new fusion user here loving your advanced tutorials! Rare to see that kind of content, gives me a lot more ideas of what is possible. Yet sometimes i would be happy about an extra sentence on Why u do choose a certain node or step in the process. Hoping for a lot more great tutorials still! :)
If you subreact a desaturated image from the same image but with the color component, you end up with just the color component. the rest should be pretty much self explanatory :)
ya thats a good collection of tips - for suppression though - why not just use spill supression on matte control - thats what it was designed for - although i like the ya you did it.
Oh GOOOOD Thank you for the Word by Word Animation!
And the Alt click Point Selection.
That's a shortcut explanation of A LOT OF important stuff in 8 minutes ! Precious video man !
Cool idea with the suppression. With this, you are including the color replacement from the Ultra Keyer in the spill suppression. Intentional? I Haven't thought of it this way. If you use another keyer like a chroma key, then your approach seems to be equivalent to using an inverse key to mask a desaturation of the original - which is also useful but only needs two nodes :-)
Also thanks for all the shortcuts - it seems I forgot a couple on my keyboard shortcut list! :-)
Hey Bernd About the Ultrakeyer, nope. It was not intentional . Many ways to do the same thing! :)
@@millolab Ah ok. I thought you intended to utilize it. I sometimes use the Delta Keyer or just the Matte control tool to purely get a spill map from the keyer and then do my own spill replacement with that. E.g., for adding custom spill color or for adaptive despill etc. I was wondering if you had something similar in mind here. Either way, the tutorial got me thinking, thanks :-)
Hello, relatively new fusion user here loving your advanced tutorials! Rare to see that kind of content, gives me a lot more ideas of what is possible. Yet sometimes i would be happy about an extra sentence on Why u do choose a certain node or step in the process. Hoping for a lot more great tutorials still! :)
Tip #1 : 00:18
Tip #2 : 00:36
Tip #3 : 01:05
Tip #4 : 01:57
Tip #5 : 03:08
Tip #6 : 03:43
Tip #7 : 04:07
Tip #8 : 04:57
Tip #9 : 05:28
Tip #10 : 06:25
Thanks!
@@millolab no worries Milo, you should pin this comment or copy paste my comment in the description for youtube to use my timestamps.
Great tips & tricks! Hope to see more in the future!
Excellent! This is the best kind of video. Straight to the point. Very useful!
Thank you for your efforts.
Great video, thanks! Lots of powerful shortcuts I wish I knew sooner
Thank you! Enjoyed the video. Best tip for me was color suppression.
Fantastic!!
goat keyword
Wow
Quality Content!!! Please more!
Thanx thanx thanx, so helpfull and direct !
Nice !
Great tips Emilio! Bravissimo! Grazie mille!
awesome stuff Milo Thanx mate
Great! Really learned something from this video :)
Thanks for the tips!
thnx
Good stuff, although I don't have any idea what's going on in tip 9. I watched Vito's explanation of channel Booleans but they still confuse me.
If you subreact a desaturated image from the same image but with the color component, you end up with just the color component. the rest should be pretty much self explanatory :)
ya thats a good collection of tips - for suppression though - why not just use spill supression on matte control - thats what it was designed for - although i like the ya you did it.
Try it yourself and see the difference. I’m not saying is better. Just a different approach
@@millolab ya no its great thanks!!
Reupload: I don't care I´ll like it anyway! :)
This kind of despill better or similar compared your keying tutorial?
it's a different approach. All depends on your shot and needs.