First of all, make sure Absolute is selected, not Relative. With a perfectly green color, this will turn the green pure white/black. If instead it turns grey, don't worry; it doesn't have to be pure white/black for the effect to work. Just bump up the Blend-If to remove grey areas. Edit: one more thing, if you're not a big fan of Selective Color, you can also use a different adjustment layer such as Hue/Saturation to change the green to black or white.
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Just how do you make Selective color turn pure white or pure black? It just doesn't do that.
First of all, make sure Absolute is selected, not Relative. With a perfectly green color, this will turn the green pure white/black. If instead it turns grey, don't worry; it doesn't have to be pure white/black for the effect to work. Just bump up the Blend-If to remove grey areas.
Edit: one more thing, if you're not a big fan of Selective Color, you can also use a different adjustment layer such as Hue/Saturation to change the green to black or white.
Kind of late, but I quickly figured out you might also have to edit the cyan levels too. Apparently not all green screens are 100% green.
😮Mind🎉.Good job mate
THANK YOU SOO MUCH!
Nice Video, but do you Know Magic Mask? :)
I actually don't know about that, could you tell me more?
@@yikuans its a Feature in Davinci resolve That Works very well for complicated Masks That can be tracked And so on. Check it out ✌️☺️
@@jayziiDE Very cool!