no problem at all! you and all the other channels posting instructional content on these softwares are the absolute best! Almost all the videos I find are so clear and easy to understand! huge props to you man!
I'm so happy I could help, and hope this tutorial has brought your video production to the next level ... and reduced your stress along the way! Thanks for letting me know.
I was literally having anxiety attacks trying to get my “far from perfect” green screen footage to work using Fusion and the Delta Keyer. This is everything i was looking for. THANK YOU
I saw this method described on a website somewhere. It got close, but your video absolutely crushes this technique. Thank you so much. The big revelation here is that this method uses far less system resources with exceptional results. Thank you again.
Hey, you are a GREAT teacher!!! I love the way you go back and review what you just did. That really helps. So many other DV editors go way toooo fast. Thanks for making this comprehensible.
Thanks so much! That means the world. I get mixed reviews... people hating how I go back... others, like you, appreciating it. I'm looking for that happy medium, and trying to make my tutorials concise but also easy to follow and understand. I'll keep honing my style as I go. I'm used to teaching in person / live before a crowd, so a lot of that comes across in my teaching style here. Cheers!
You're a lifesaver! Thanks so much! One thing I had to learn though, sometimes you need to go back in and choose the plus dropper to select more of the screen.
mind blowing!!!! Exactly what I have been searching for. As a matter of facts, I downloaded RUNWAY ml video editor just for this purpose not knowing RESOLVE does it all!!!
Robbie not sure you'll see this by now but you recorded your Davinci screen bigger and clearer than I've ever seen. I can see every setting and detail in your DR. Beautiful job!
My trick was to bite the bullet and invest in a 4K display. Then, I record the screen capture in full resolution (using GeForce Experience). It allows me to punch in with brilliant quality. Thanks for noticing my little extra effort! It makes me feel better about the cost to know someone appreciated the end result 😆
This tutorial has helped me immensely! I practiced this on a green yoga mat before my first green screen shoot and it really gave me the tools I needed. The only time "we'll fix it in post" hasn't given me an anxiety attack
I remembered this video from 2 years ago and you've saved my life again, I couldn't figure out why my keys sucked so bad and it was because I had HSL and not 3D applied, THANK YOU AGAIN
This is a game changer for me! I could never get perfect greens screen effects. First with delta keyer was always a problem with partially transparent areas, then the 3d keyer which was much better but still not perfect, now this looks perfect! Have to try some more in different scenes but so far wow, what a difference! Thank you !
I have never used a green screen before, but got given one recently so wanted to know how to use it with Davinci. really good video that I will probably watch many times.
Awesome! Have fun. Be sure to sub: I have many tutorials on the way, including how to use your new green screen to place yourself in an interactive virtual environment! 💪
This tutorial is a total life saver! I can't believe how much better this method is when compared to Davinci Resolve's official keyers. Thank you so much for posting this!!
@@TheShowShow some of the interface design changed since you made this video, and I can't seem to find the de-spill switch. There is a slider now, but it doesn't seem to do anything for my footage... Am I missing something? Thanks!
I can't believe it was that simple!! I recorded several green screen footages with obvious large shadow (I was moving less than a meter, and light was just coming from a ceiling fan). The magic mask did a basic job while cutting elements because of this shadow. I did exactly what you said and BOOM! The video look perfect. No one from Hogwarts could do a better job! Thank you so much!!
I love you. I started the tutorial like I know all this. I was doing it all wrong. It was working... sometimes... But you just saved the project that my God. This is the only video I found with this information in it I was looking so hard. thank you so much. And the tutorials two years old. I was in discussions with some what I would consider pros. And this did it.
I really do hope many of my tutorials will remain valid for many years to come. While buttons move around and sometimes features change, I will be trying to keep my subscribers up to date. Thanks for the feedback. I'm so glad my tutorial was so helpful for you!
Thaaaaaaannnnkkkkk you . I've just transitioned from iMovie as I just found out about it's limitations in layers when it comes to green screen etc. However my green screen worked perfectly in iMovie, it was just hard to add more layers. So I uploaded my video to DaVinci and freaked out, shadows and light was showing up everywhere and I had 3 hours of video shot like that. You are a life saver, thank you 🙏
Glad I googled this before even filming content! Now I know both how to film in order to maximize the resolution of my subject AND how to get a near perfect green screen. thanks!
I like the way you did a quick repeat of some of the more complex steps that could be easily missed. It saves your user from having to run the recording back again. It was easy for you to do and it also saves your user a lot of effort. That’s win-win. Good job thank you
It means a lot to me that not only did you notice the effort, but also expressed your appreciation of it. It also reaffirms my methodology as I endeavor to create an educational channel that is helpful to all sorts of users. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
I completely disagree. Yes, it helps those who didn't understand. But if you didn't understand, watch the explanation again. However, it greatly bothers those who watch attentively and understand what's going on.
Thanks for showing that 3D keyer is now matured and fast tool. I will probably use it instead of delta keyer. It also seems to be much faster while rendering.
Although the qualifier works with isolating certain colors, consider using the delta keyer in the Fusion page which is a dedicated keyer for complex keys or the 3D keyer on the edit page for faster easier keying. Would give a much better results.
I cannot begin to thank you enough for this video. I was trying to find how to convert a vertical shot into horizontal with DaVinci Resolve and you did just that. Thank you 🙏🏻
Just set up my screen for the first time today and these tips helped me to get the result I needed out the box. Lighting is crucial on this, but once that is decent, you’re off to the races. Thanks so much for putting this together. Excellent vid. 👊🏿
thankyou so much! I am much more interested to know how to make the camera movement in 12:29 to be like the camera of UE 5? which is just like real time handheld, is it possible to do it inside fusion? thanks!
This series is presented in order to help viewers learn the skills needed. Augmented reality virtual cinematic camera work is coming, but there is a lot to cover before then.
@@TheShowShow Nope..I have watched quite a few of them. The best way to teach is through repetition of examples. By showing how you did it again, it helps retention.
This was very helpful, thank you! I will use this to try my next shot, since I want to emulate a white room. I plan to shoot in front of the white wall and put the green screen on the floor in order to get the 3D appearance. I would then blow a white wall a bit and key out the green to white. Do you think this would work, or I need a larger green screen that would cover wall + floor?
The success of this approach will depend on your skin tone. The reason we use green is because it's so far away from any human skin tone, so it works flawlessly pretty much every time (unless your subject is feeling really sick and their skin is green - haha!) My skin, for example, would not key well against a white wall using this technique. If you have darker skin and wear clothing that is far away from white in the spectrum, it could work. You'll have trouble with teeth and eyes, regardless, which can be overcome using the technique I use to leave my green Category5 TV logo on my shirt when shooting on green screen. Instead, you may want to shoot on a white wall and then blow it out in post (increase the luminance, remove all shadows). But keying on green can work pretty well for white room as well, as shown in our Matrix spoof (which was shot using the technique I describe): ruclips.net/video/yx9TxQ2tPf0/видео.html
Yes. You can save the corrector node as a shared node and apply it to as many shots as you like. As long as the color profile / lighting are the same, this is common practice.
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Copying Chrissie's comment: OMG I needed this so much a couple of days ago! I almost considered trying to paint my PC screen with green acrylic at one point. This worked OK, except green filtering through loose hair. Couldn't solve that one!
Yeah, my green screen is brutal sometimes. We have a sky light in our studio, which can be really nice on bright days. But when a cloud rolls overhead, suddenly the lighting changes! My method was birthed from my need to make it work even though it's "not perfect" - Happy I could help you too!
Great tut with excellent advice. I would never have thought of using the 3D qualifier for this. One criticism though: drop the music. It's too loud, too distracting & not needed.
Brilliant! No idea why the 3D Keyer in OpenFX doesn't work in the same way, but maybe it's simply optimised for a well lit green screen to begin with? Anyways, this technique works great on a not so great green screen test reel I'm playing with!
Absolutely Amazing!!!! I make super cheesy home videos with my kids using a green screen, but they are young and the screen always ends up crumpled. This is a game changer and lets me make lasting memories much easier! Thank you for sharing this wonderful workflow.
Thank you so much for the info. Davinci can be so overwhelming as there are so many panels. What bugs me as I always end up working in a small window. I press P to make it big, but you can not edit there. So I end up working in a 3 inch window. : (
This was one of the biggest selling points for me when considering buying DaVinci Resolve Studio: Fullscreen clean output to a TV. So I can edit on one screen, with my 4K 55-inch TV showing me my preview. Never going back 😍
Thank you so very much. I teach IRL and also offer one on one teaching remotely (via Zoom, Teams, Google Meet). The content of my RUclips channels, however, are available free.
A million thanks for that. I am using Resolve 18, and it seems that they have done something to the 3D Key OpenEffect. This is a much better way and gives way much more control and adjustment possibilities!
OMG I needed this so much a couple of weeks ago! I almost considered trying to iron my green screen at one point but this looks much easier and better :)
Hi there! I was wondering if there is a way to do multiple chroma keys? My flooring is a slightly different green than my screen and it seems that even if I drag my blue line over both colors, it doesn't quite want to catch it all. I'm so close to figuring it out... until I realized you can't have two alpha outputs. Help would be so much appreciated!
Great video. On the last part of your video, where it looks like you are in a room and its moving with you in sync and zooming. Do you have a tutorial on that effect?
Would be awesome to see this video updated for Da Vinci 18, A lot of the buttons are moved around and it's easy to get lost, especially for those (like myself) that are not familiar with the Color page.
Hey, Robbie! Thanks for this fab step which I got working yesterday. However, when I fired up my DR 18.6 a moment ago, the Toolbox, Dissolve, Generator all disappeared from the Edit screen. Why, and how do I restore?
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
THANK YOU! YOU SAVED MY ENTIRE VIDEO AFTER TRYING TO USE THE 3D KEYER. ABSOLUTE LIFESAVER.
Ohmigosh, I'm SO glad I could help! Thanks for watching and letting me know! ❤
no problem at all! you and all the other channels posting instructional content on these softwares are the absolute best! Almost all the videos I find are so clear and easy to understand! huge props to you man!
Same here, i was going crazy using 3D Keyer, this method is super easy
Omg I've had green screen troubles for years until your video. I wish I could give this a thousand thumbs up. Thank you.
I'm so happy I could help, and hope this tutorial has brought your video production to the next level ... and reduced your stress along the way! Thanks for letting me know.
Great video. Saved my terrible lighting job. Now my clients will never know how incompetent I really am.
Haha, my work here is finished. ☺️
lmaao mine was a disaster XD
Not incompetent if it works 💁🏻♂️
Fake it til ya make it homie
Re spect all the way
That was amazing, THANK YOU SO MUCH
Kind words, thank you. Thanks for watching and I hope I got your subscribe. 😊
I’m working on a school project with a green screen that might’ve been worse then yours, this video worked liked a charm, new subscriber!!!!!
Awesome! I'm so glad to hear my tutorial was able to help you with your project. Thanks for the sub!
I was literally having anxiety attacks trying to get my “far from perfect” green screen footage to work using Fusion and the Delta Keyer. This is everything i was looking for. THANK YOU
Outstanding! So happy I could help. 🥰
This has got to be one of the best video tutorials I have ever seen on any topic.
Wow - high praise! Thank you so much.
thank you so much the way u are explaining is really good, no rush, every step was like I was sitting in a class with you and learning, keep it up
Awesome! Thanks so much. I appreciate the kind feedback.
I saw this method described on a website somewhere. It got close, but your video absolutely crushes this technique. Thank you so much. The big revelation here is that this method uses far less system resources with exceptional results. Thank you again.
So happy this helped! Enjoy.
Thanks so much!! I wasn't going to greenscreen ever again after my first attempts failed. This video is a lifesaver.
Now you'll be greenscreening like a berzerker!! Enjoy!
of all the greenscreen DaVinci videos this one was the most helpful, thank you
Hey, you are a GREAT teacher!!! I love the way you go back and review what you just did. That really helps. So many other DV editors go way toooo fast. Thanks for making this comprehensible.
Thanks so much! That means the world. I get mixed reviews... people hating how I go back... others, like you, appreciating it. I'm looking for that happy medium, and trying to make my tutorials concise but also easy to follow and understand. I'll keep honing my style as I go. I'm used to teaching in person / live before a crowd, so a lot of that comes across in my teaching style here. Cheers!
You're a lifesaver! Thanks so much! One thing I had to learn though, sometimes you need to go back in and choose the plus dropper to select more of the screen.
Yep, you're right. They added that to DaVinci resolve with v17 so it changes the interface a little. But easy enough to find and I'm glad you did!
So many videos on keying perfect screens! Finally something that is useful! I had to pause half way through to glue together my blown mind.
mind blowing!!!! Exactly what I have been searching for. As a matter of facts, I downloaded RUNWAY ml video editor just for this purpose not knowing RESOLVE does it all!!!
This tutorial is so good, I liked and subscribed before the video was half finished. Where have you and Resolve been all my life??👍👍❤
♥ Thanks so much!! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video and hopefully took away some great tips for your video production adventure!
Robbie not sure you'll see this by now but you recorded your Davinci screen bigger and clearer than I've ever seen. I can see every setting and detail in your DR. Beautiful job!
My trick was to bite the bullet and invest in a 4K display. Then, I record the screen capture in full resolution (using GeForce Experience). It allows me to punch in with brilliant quality. Thanks for noticing my little extra effort! It makes me feel better about the cost to know someone appreciated the end result 😆
This tutorial has helped me immensely! I practiced this on a green yoga mat before my first green screen shoot and it really gave me the tools I needed. The only time "we'll fix it in post" hasn't given me an anxiety attack
So happy I could help! Please be sure to subscribe and I hope you enjoy (and benefit from) the tutorials.
Absolute banger of a tutorial. This video has single-handedly sucked all of the frustration out of my green screen set up.
Robbie Ferguson, Frustration Sucker! Yeah baby! Happy I could help. 🎉
I remembered this video from 2 years ago and you've saved my life again, I couldn't figure out why my keys sucked so bad and it was because I had HSL and not 3D applied, THANK YOU AGAIN
So very happy to help, again and again! ❤
Spectacular
This was excellent. I've been avoiding green screen for a long time because of those green spill edges. This tutorial makes everything a lot easier.
Wonderful! So happy to hear I was able to help.
This is a game changer for me! I could never get perfect greens screen effects. First with delta keyer was always a problem with partially transparent areas, then the 3d keyer which was much better but still not perfect, now this looks perfect! Have to try some more in different scenes but so far wow, what a difference! Thank you !
Fantastic! I hope this has really helped your workflow. Thanks for the feedback.
I have never used a green screen before, but got given one recently so wanted to know how to use it with Davinci. really good video that I will probably watch many times.
Awesome! Have fun. Be sure to sub: I have many tutorials on the way, including how to use your new green screen to place yourself in an interactive virtual environment! 💪
i'm new here. and what i wanted to say that your wrong saying i'm not enjoying your vid. Man this vid and your other's vid are totally awesome.
This tutorial is a total life saver!
I can't believe how much better this method is when compared to Davinci Resolve's official keyers. Thank you so much for posting this!!
So very happy to help! Thank you for watching.
@@TheShowShow some of the interface design changed since you made this video, and I can't seem to find the de-spill switch. There is a slider now, but it doesn't seem to do anything for my footage... Am I missing something? Thanks!
I can't believe it was that simple!! I recorded several green screen footages with obvious large shadow (I was moving less than a meter, and light was just coming from a ceiling fan). The magic mask did a basic job while cutting elements because of this shadow. I did exactly what you said and BOOM! The video look perfect. No one from Hogwarts could do a better job! Thank you so much!!
I'm so glad to hear my tutorial helped you out with your project! Thanks for the great feedback!!
BRO, this is so crazy like wtf. The best tutorial ever
Yeeee! Thanks so much!
muito top, ajudou muitooooooooooo, muitíssimo obrigado!!!
The best video, super easy and good. Whenever I forget how to do it, I go back to this great video. Thank you so much
I love you. I started the tutorial like I know all this. I was doing it all wrong. It was working... sometimes... But you just saved the project that my God. This is the only video I found with this information in it I was looking so hard. thank you so much. And the tutorials two years old. I was in discussions with some what I would consider pros. And this did it.
I really do hope many of my tutorials will remain valid for many years to come. While buttons move around and sometimes features change, I will be trying to keep my subscribers up to date. Thanks for the feedback. I'm so glad my tutorial was so helpful for you!
Thaaaaaaannnnkkkkk you . I've just transitioned from iMovie as I just found out about it's limitations in layers when it comes to green screen etc. However my green screen worked perfectly in iMovie, it was just hard to add more layers. So I uploaded my video to DaVinci and freaked out, shadows and light was showing up everywhere and I had 3 hours of video shot like that. You are a life saver, thank you 🙏
So glad I could help! Thanks for watching.
Glad I googled this before even filming content! Now I know both how to film in order to maximize the resolution of my subject AND how to get a near perfect green screen. thanks!
Happy to help! Good luck with your project.
this is like day and night compared to my previous method (delta key in fusion). Thank you so much!
This video should earn you thousands of subscribers. This tip is crazy!!!
You're so kind, and I hope you're right! I'll take this comment as your saying that YOU subscribed, and for that, I am thankful. Cheers!
For the longest time i thought that I had to deal with a worse green screen in my videos because my lighting setup is bad. thank you so much
I really hope it helped you out with your production! Thanks for watching.
Great work, easy to follow. I am using this to put a Japanese zen monk in the metaverse. No, I'm not kidding :)
I like the way you did a quick repeat of some of the more complex steps that could be easily missed. It saves your user from having to run the recording back again. It was easy for you to do and it also saves your user a lot of effort. That’s win-win. Good job thank you
It means a lot to me that not only did you notice the effort, but also expressed your appreciation of it. It also reaffirms my methodology as I endeavor to create an educational channel that is helpful to all sorts of users. Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
I completely disagree. Yes, it helps those who didn't understand. But if you didn't understand, watch the explanation again. However, it greatly bothers those who watch attentively and understand what's going on.
Thanks for showing that 3D keyer is now matured and fast tool. I will probably use it instead of delta keyer. It also seems to be much faster while rendering.
I hope it helps your workflow! 🍻
Its SO much faster!!!
Although the qualifier works with isolating certain colors, consider using the delta keyer in the Fusion page which is a dedicated keyer for complex keys or the 3D keyer on the edit page for faster easier keying. Would give a much better results.
I love your enthusiasm!! 😅 Finally got a good enough PC to run Resolve and I'm always so excited about its capabilities
I cannot begin to thank you enough for this video. I was trying to find how to convert a vertical shot into horizontal with DaVinci Resolve and you did just that. Thank you 🙏🏻
You're very welcome! Happy I could help.
Just set up my screen for the first time today and these tips helped me to get the result I needed out the box. Lighting is crucial on this, but once that is decent, you’re off to the races.
Thanks so much for putting this together. Excellent vid. 👊🏿
Thank you!
You have saved my life with this information
Some might call me a hero. 😆 Glad this helped you out!
Oh yes, if you are not having fun, you're doing it wrong 👋👍
Much love 💕
Matthias 👋
Great details and covering all the potential snags. Thank you.
Wonderful, that's saved me a massive headache thanks very much!!
You saved my life man! Thank you, lots of love ❤
Next chroma key tutorial will have me flying like a superhero! 😅 So happy you survived, and also that you enjoyed the tutorial! 🤗
thankyou so much! I am much more interested to know how to make the camera movement in 12:29 to be like the camera of UE 5? which is just like real time handheld, is it possible to do it inside fusion? thanks!
This series is presented in order to help viewers learn the skills needed. Augmented reality virtual cinematic camera work is coming, but there is a lot to cover before then.
ok...that was the best chroma keying tutorial I have watched. GREAT JOB!
Wow, high praise, assuming this isn't the only one you watched - haha! Thanks!
@@TheShowShow Nope..I have watched quite a few of them. The best way to teach is through repetition of examples. By showing how you did it again, it helps retention.
Amazing video, Your channels popularity should skyrocket with content this good
Thanks kindly!
this video is saving my life right now
This was very helpful, thank you! I will use this to try my next shot, since I want to emulate a white room. I plan to shoot in front of the white wall and put the green screen on the floor in order to get the 3D appearance. I would then blow a white wall a bit and key out the green to white. Do you think this would work, or I need a larger green screen that would cover wall + floor?
The success of this approach will depend on your skin tone. The reason we use green is because it's so far away from any human skin tone, so it works flawlessly pretty much every time (unless your subject is feeling really sick and their skin is green - haha!) My skin, for example, would not key well against a white wall using this technique. If you have darker skin and wear clothing that is far away from white in the spectrum, it could work. You'll have trouble with teeth and eyes, regardless, which can be overcome using the technique I use to leave my green Category5 TV logo on my shirt when shooting on green screen. Instead, you may want to shoot on a white wall and then blow it out in post (increase the luminance, remove all shadows). But keying on green can work pretty well for white room as well, as shown in our Matrix spoof (which was shot using the technique I describe): ruclips.net/video/yx9TxQ2tPf0/видео.html
You are a great teacher! I hope you make more videos
Thanks so very much - that means more than you know! Indeed, loads more videos on the horizon.
What a hero! What a turorial!
Cheers! So happy to hear my tutorial helped you out.
This has been really helpful, thank you so much!
Happy to hear it helped! Thanks for watching.
This tutorial helped me out SO MUCH, you have no idea. Thank you, thank you for making this.
So happy to hear it! Thanks for commenting.
Just perfect, bang-on advice. Works amazingly. Thank you!!!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching.
Is it possible to copy this to multiple clips if they are from the same shot angle but different takes?
Yes. You can save the corrector node as a shared node and apply it to as many shots as you like. As long as the color profile / lighting are the same, this is common practice.
Copying Chrissie's comment: OMG I needed this so much a couple of days ago! I almost considered trying to paint my PC screen with green acrylic at one point. This worked OK, except green filtering through loose hair. Couldn't solve that one!
Send me the clip if you don't mind releasing it, and we will see if it makes it into a future episode (no promises, but I'd love to help if I can).
Thank you. I don't know how many methods for Chroma Key there are on Davinci Resolve but this one is just as amazing as you say 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome! I was losing my mind to have perfect angles and lighting....Dude, thank you so much! 💥
Yeah, my green screen is brutal sometimes. We have a sky light in our studio, which can be really nice on bright days. But when a cloud rolls overhead, suddenly the lighting changes! My method was birthed from my need to make it work even though it's "not perfect" - Happy I could help you too!
@@TheShowShow It was very helpful and I saved so much time on my last vid....Thanks!
Great tut with excellent advice. I would never have thought of using the 3D qualifier for this. One criticism though: drop the music. It's too loud, too distracting & not needed.
But--I'd be SO BORING to listen to if I didn't play music. 😂😂😂 Glad you liked the tutorial!!
Brilliant! No idea why the 3D Keyer in OpenFX doesn't work in the same way, but maybe it's simply optimised for a well lit green screen to begin with? Anyways, this technique works great on a not so great green screen test reel I'm playing with!
Fabulous! Glad I could help.
incredible, going to give this a try now, thank you!!
Absolutely Amazing!!!! I make super cheesy home videos with my kids using a green screen, but they are young and the screen always ends up crumpled. This is a game changer and lets me make lasting memories much easier!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful workflow.
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. I do the same with my kids, and years later they get a big kick out of their little movies. ☺️
Just found your channel. You talk about things I see nowhere else. Kudos!
Great video, easy to follow and saved me a tin of frustration!
So happy to hear that! Thanks.
You gained a subscriber with me! love you how do your video. Commentary and all. Nice personality.
Aww, very kind - thank you! And thanks so much for the sub! I hope you enjoy the content as I continue to work on new videos.
Unfortunately this doesn't work in Davinci 18.6
Yes, it does. Look around... things have moved a little, but it's all still there.
way better than using the 3d keyer in edit page!! thanks!!
Despill button was exactly what I needed. Holy moly man
I have to ask forgiveness when I click it because it's f'ing witchcraft!
Just did it in resolve. I am stunned by this.
thank you greatly! From me and my cats :D
Thank you so much for the info. Davinci can be so overwhelming as there are so many panels. What bugs me as I always end up working in a small window. I press P to make it big, but you can not edit there. So I end up working in a 3 inch window. : (
This was one of the biggest selling points for me when considering buying DaVinci Resolve Studio: Fullscreen clean output to a TV. So I can edit on one screen, with my 4K 55-inch TV showing me my preview. Never going back 😍
the best video ever. extremely helpful!!!
Awesome, thanks so much!!
Thank you very much, this saved me time and braincells! You are a hero!
Cheers - so glad it helped! Now... what to do with all these saved braincells......... 🙃
@@TheShowShow find new ways to burn them :D
Thank you so much … just what I needed.
Thanks!! That was super helpful
I just found your video tutorial. You're a great teacher. Do you sell Davinchi courses?
Thank you so very much. I teach IRL and also offer one on one teaching remotely (via Zoom, Teams, Google Meet). The content of my RUclips channels, however, are available free.
A million thanks for that. I am using Resolve 18, and it seems that they have done something to the 3D Key OpenEffect. This is a much better way and gives way much more control and adjustment possibilities!
OMG I needed this so much a couple of weeks ago! I almost considered trying to iron my green screen at one point but this looks much easier and better :)
😂🤣You stole my idea!
WOW! Subscribed... great video.
BIg ups man. Appreciate it
Great Tuto! Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you so much for this! So well explained and holy cow the Resolve magic is great!
Please update this tutorial on the latest version of Divinci. Thanks!
Sure will! Some features have moved around (but are still there), so make sure you sub my channel to see the latest amendments as I release them.
You, sir, SAVED ME!!! This is GREAT!!! Subscribed!!!
Wooooo! Thanks! So happy to have helped.
Great tips. Thanks so very much 😊
This was an awesome video thanks so much!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
I have no idea what you did, but I can see it is light years ahead of my current green screen work.
Follow closely and you'll warp spacetime!
Thanks man, so well put together and helpful!
Cheers - glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.
Hi there! I was wondering if there is a way to do multiple chroma keys? My flooring is a slightly different green than my screen and it seems that even if I drag my blue line over both colors, it doesn't quite want to catch it all. I'm so close to figuring it out... until I realized you can't have two alpha outputs. Help would be so much appreciated!
You can click the qualifier with the + icon next to it to switch to adding a second (third, fourth) color. Good luck!
Awesome! Thank you :)
My pleasure. Thanks for watching, Diane!
Thank you!! Great video.
Just got a green screen, can't wait to try this on davinci. Thanks!
Great video. On the last part of your video, where it looks like you are in a room and its moving with you in sync and zooming. Do you have a tutorial on that effect?
It is one I will be doing once the series is at that point. Gotta walk before we can fly ☺️
Would be awesome to see this video updated for Da Vinci 18, A lot of the buttons are moved around and it's easy to get lost, especially for those (like myself) that are not familiar with the Color page.
I have the Same Problem i am lost
@@SimonCrackInsane1 yes it would be awesome especially because he can draw many blue lines but when I draw a second one, the first disappears :(
Excellent! so very helpful
Happy to know I helped! Thanks!
Hey, Robbie! Thanks for this fab step which I got working yesterday. However, when I fired up my DR 18.6 a moment ago, the Toolbox, Dissolve, Generator all disappeared from the Edit screen. Why, and how do I restore?
subbed! amazing video