3 months and still wasn't able to perfect my footage. Glad you exist brother, like yo seriously!!! Thanks a lot man, you deserve more than 22.6k though...
Thanks, mate. You saved my bacon! I had a guy fly from the other side of Australia today to be filmed and I had crap lighting on my green screen. This worked perfectly.
I have watched this a million times to make my green screens. You are seriously a life saver man. I know it by heart but if i mess mess one ting up in this the whole thing falls apart so i just keep watching it every time and it saves me so much time and headaches. THANK YOU!!!!!
🤯🤘 You're my hero. I've spent long, countless hours working on a couple of bad green screen videos - and after many different RUclips searches, finally I found you. Keep the tutorials coming because no one else has come close to solving the problem like you did. Rock on.
To anyone viewing this video looking to perfect your (bad) green screen separation method.... look no further!!! If you truly get what Tyler is talking about and doing here, and can perfect his method for yourself, you'll be in green screen heaven! I used to fuss around with all of the Ultra Key properties and still couldn't get my green screen separation completely perfect. Well, if you work on the HSL Secondary color correction method as is described here to flatten your green screen, your troubles are over! Lets face it, most of us don't have huge hollywood budgets to construct the perfect green screen situation in a warehouse. That leaves for a lot of creases, folds and shadows in our green screen backdrop no matter how hard we try to get it perfect during the shoot. This method truly allows you to achieve the absolute best green screen separation as is possible between your subject and the green backdrop. Thanks again, Tyler for a most useful tutorial here! Keep up the great work, Kidd! :)
Great tip. I stumbled upon the "trick" years ago and used to do this kinda "In the dark" by moving the RGB colour picker around post-sample to get more composite black. Your way is much better! Thanks!
tutorial kayak gini sangat membantu, ga perlu studio mewah pake lampu bejibun hanya untuk menerangkan layar hijau biar rata, karena ga semua orang mampu beli peralatan tersebut, punya DSLR kelas entry aja udah syukur. Kebanyakan tutor di YT pro semua, layar hijaunya sempurna untuk keying. Thank you for this tutorial
Thank you SOOO much for this tutorial! I had some greenscreen footage that I took for my final project in my motion graphics class that had some bad shadows because my greenscreen suit wasn't the exact same green as my background, and my teacher said I'd have to mask the shadows out, but this fixes EVERYTHING!! I could hug you soooo hard right now!! XD
Awesome! Since I already had an ultra key applied, which I disabled to follow along, when I saw that your steps were not working, I moved the ultra key below lumetri color in the effects control panel, and it worked. So that's an important step to keep in mind. The order of effects really matters. Great tute! Thanks!
Before this tutorial I used to (once :D) use ultraaa key effect only and could't believe how do people make the green screen so perfect in pre-production! Now... Oh yes! These simple lumetri tricks are such a time and life saviour! Thank you so so much! :)
Yo I watched this video super irritated spending hours on trash footy but you saved me, gotta remember to stay calm and find the right teachers, thanks
Ok I AM following you. The way I was struggling for my school project because of the uneven green screen and you helped me get rid of that issue!! It's not perfect perfect bc I'm a newbie and everything but ty!!
WOW! What a difference! Thank you soooooo much for this video. I have moved from Ultra key to Keylight to Boris Primatte, pulling my hair out trying to understand keying. Your video makes so much sense and has helped me enormously. Thank you :)
You 1000% got my sub! Been messing around with greenscreens forever and ultra key and never thought about flattening out the specific green backdrop. You saved me many hours of therapy thank you! This will be my go to video for a refresher forever haha!
You are the man! This technique of using lumetri colour works and it is the best! I've not seen any RUclips videos explaining about this technique. Thanks a lot man, you save me from recording the same clip again
And then I come here from the last one and the God himself just outdone what he showed us before. Definitely worth knowing even for good screen greens.
This video is absolutely amazing! I just started using Premier Pro a couple months ago and have been having the hardest time correcting this issue. This is going to save me sooooooo much time and really help with my videos. Thanks so much! Just amazing!!!!
Now I'm tension free this video has helped me a lot I wish google recommendation me this video for the first search then I have saved my 2hrs of watching other videos.
Hi Tyler, this is a wonderful introduction to video editing. I'm new to it and usually really slow on the uptake with this technical work, but I was able to achieve a nice green screen effect! Thanks for being so kind and clear about the process! Much appreciated!!
thousand thanks !! you just change my life for ever !!! i can use my green screen at home with minimum lighting !! so happy ;-) i'll use it for my new video music !!!
Thanks much for the valuable information! One of the most helpful Green screen - Post fix tips video I could find on YT. Will be keeping an eye out for your other videos. Thanks again - R
You my friend have been sent from the heavens……..I love you. Quick question for you- if someone is wearing sheer fabric (think wedding gown veil) will we be able to shoot with green screen setup?
Hey there, glad I could help! Unfortunately no, blue screens and green screens dont capture transparency. There's only one camera in existence that can shoot sodium vapor light, which can produce transparency, but they were never able to replicate the camera. Check out this video by Corridor Crew if your curious ruclips.net/video/26b7uqZcXAY/видео.html
@@TommlyFivem It might help to bring the shadows in the ultra key effect down to 30-40 and then duplicate your video layer on top of itself until the image comes back. I hope that helps
dude omg lol this trick is GOD thank you so much for this I never even thought of doing this. I only have 2 lights and I still had taddddd bits of shadowing going on and this did the trick so perfectly
Thank you so much,,, i have gone through so many video but you taught me actually how to work with any green not only just that light green, so thank you so much for resolving problem
Awesome great tip thank you so much. And thanks SO MUCH for keeping it quick. One complaint though... the edges of your subjects are aggressively blurred... and that's the part of the key that we care about the most.... But I understand that it's hard to get releases on people, just saying
Hey guys! I hope this video finds you well, and helps you get even better green screen removal. Thank you for watching! Check out TubeEdits.com for monthly video editing packages 🤘 *** for those of you getting stuck when your footage turns grey or white and you cant bring it back. Please refer back to @1:05 and @1:57 I hope that helps!
@@raphaz15 You might need to finagle some settings in the ultra key or HLS. Maybe try expanding/retracting some of the HLS ranges. In the ultra key bring the highlights down to 0 and the shadows down to 40 and duplicate the video layer. I hope that helps.
Up to you. Adding the grade after might work better. Using a similar trick to the green screen key to pull the skin tones out will help separate your color grading too so it doesn't spill into the green screen. Just add a new lumetri effect and select the skin tones in hls.
Hi - Great tutorial Tyler, but I have a grey haze around my figure (person), how do I remove that? Appreciate your assistance buddy, and keep on rockin'.
Good question. I would try sampling the green screen again. It sounds like the footage might be too far gone unfortunately. That being said If you have after effects I have a tutorial on green screen keying for that, which should produce better results. So for this I would definitely resort to Adobe After Effects to get it done.
3 months and still wasn't able to perfect my footage.
Glad you exist brother, like yo seriously!!! Thanks a lot man, you deserve more than 22.6k though...
Appreciate you bro 🙏 Glad I could help, thanks for watching 🤘
@@TylerKidd 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Holly crap, i tryed so much times to get my shitty greenscreen removed and you just pulled the trick out of your sleeves.
Master, you are a genius.
Awesome to hear! Glad I could help! 😊🤘
Thanks, mate. You saved my bacon! I had a guy fly from the other side of Australia today to be filmed and I had crap lighting on my green screen. This worked perfectly.
Awesome man! Good to hear, glad I could help 🤘
You are a life-saver (/time-saver)! I thought I was going to have to refilm everything but this worked a treat - thank you so much!
That's great news! Reshoots suck lol. Glad I could help!! 😊🤘
I have watched this a million times to make my green screens. You are seriously a life saver man. I know it by heart but if i mess mess one ting up in this the whole thing falls apart so i just keep watching it every time and it saves me so much time and headaches. THANK YOU!!!!!
Thats awesome! Glad I can help brother, thanks for watching! 😊🤘
Finally, a video that goes beyond basic ultra keying. Exactly what I needed. Thank you.
Glad this helped! 😊 Thanks for watching🤘
🤯🤘 You're my hero. I've spent long, countless hours working on a couple of bad green screen videos - and after many different RUclips searches, finally I found you. Keep the tutorials coming because no one else has come close to solving the problem like you did. Rock on.
That's great to hear! 😊 Im glad this helped. Thank you for watching! Keep rocking 🤘
Thank you! You literally changed my life, now my videos are gonna look so cool
Thanks for watching! Glad this helped 🤘
To anyone viewing this video looking to perfect your (bad) green screen separation method.... look no further!!! If you truly get what Tyler is talking about and doing here, and can perfect his method for yourself, you'll be in green screen heaven! I used to fuss around with all of the Ultra Key properties and still couldn't get my green screen separation completely perfect. Well, if you work on the HSL Secondary color correction method as is described here to flatten your green screen, your troubles are over! Lets face it, most of us don't have huge hollywood budgets to construct the perfect green screen situation in a warehouse. That leaves for a lot of creases, folds and shadows in our green screen backdrop no matter how hard we try to get it perfect during the shoot. This method truly allows you to achieve the absolute best green screen separation as is possible between your subject and the green backdrop. Thanks again, Tyler for a most useful tutorial here! Keep up the great work, Kidd! :)
I appreciate your kind words! I'm glad you've added this tool to your toolbox and it's been working for you 🤘 Thanks man!
holy cow dude, awesome video!!! had some really bad bright spots and shadows in my green screen, but this video fixed it all! you rock man :D
Glad I could help! Nifty little work around lol. Thanks for watching! 😊🤘
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I never leave comments--I'm that grateful.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 🤘
Wow never seen such a short and helpful video on RUclips. You are a hero bro ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Glad this worked for you Lary! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
Great tip. I stumbled upon the "trick" years ago and used to do this kinda "In the dark" by moving the RGB colour picker around post-sample to get more composite black. Your way is much better! Thanks!
Interesting work around! Glad this helped. Thanks for watching 😊🤘
This video has been a life saver. I've watched it over 50 times now and used this technique for over 2 years.
Very cool! Glad this has helped :)
You just changed my world right now. Very much appreciated. New Sub here!!!!
Thank you for the sub! Glad I could help 😊🤘
tutorial kayak gini sangat membantu, ga perlu studio mewah pake lampu bejibun hanya untuk menerangkan layar hijau biar rata, karena ga semua orang mampu beli peralatan tersebut, punya DSLR kelas entry aja udah syukur. Kebanyakan tutor di YT pro semua, layar hijaunya sempurna untuk keying. Thank you for this tutorial
Thank you SOOO much for this tutorial! I had some greenscreen footage that I took for my final project in my motion graphics class that had some bad shadows because my greenscreen suit wasn't the exact same green as my background, and my teacher said I'd have to mask the shadows out, but this fixes EVERYTHING!! I could hug you soooo hard right now!! XD
That's awesome! 😊 Glad I could help, thank you for watching! 🤘
Awesome! Since I already had an ultra key applied, which I disabled to follow along, when I saw that your steps were not working, I moved the ultra key below lumetri color in the effects control panel, and it worked. So that's an important step to keep in mind. The order of effects really matters. Great tute! Thanks!
Glad it worked out! Thanks for watching 🤘
Before this tutorial I used to (once :D) use ultraaa key effect only and could't believe how do people make the green screen so perfect in pre-production! Now... Oh yes! These simple lumetri tricks are such a time and life saviour! Thank you so so much! :)
Crazy right lol? Glad I could help! Thank you for watching 😊
My guy you pretty much just saved my job, much appreciated!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
Yo I watched this video super irritated spending hours on trash footy but you saved me, gotta remember to stay calm and find the right teachers, thanks
thank you so much! this was the most useful guide on this topic! saved me from buying expensive lighting to flatten my green screen
Awesome! Glad this helped! 😊🤘
Dude! I can not explain to you how grateful I am for this video! Thanks man!
Glad I could help man! Thank you 😊🤘
This is a hell of a knowledge drop right here.
Interesting little work around huh? This trick is good for color grading sometimes too 🤘
Thanks for sharing this deeper knowledge of the Lumetri color tool. This was the info I needed! 😀🙏💪
ALWAYS COMING BACK TO THIS :)
Thanks for watching! Glad this helped 🤘
This tutorial is A M A Z I N G!! I had lighting issues with my green screen but following your tutorial put everything in place! Thank you!
Awesome glad this helped! 🤘
Ok I AM following you. The way I was struggling for my school project because of the uneven green screen and you helped me get rid of that issue!! It's not perfect perfect bc I'm a newbie and everything but ty!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 🤘
You're a life saver. This is the best chroma screen tutorial I've watched so far. I had already thought of reshooting the project. Thanks a lot
Thank you for your comment. Glad this helped! 🤘
WOW! What a difference! Thank you soooooo much for this video. I have moved from Ultra key to Keylight to Boris Primatte, pulling my hair out trying to understand keying. Your video makes so much sense and has helped me enormously. Thank you :)
That's awesome! Glad this was helpful, thank you for watching 😊🤘
You 1000% got my sub! Been messing around with greenscreens forever and ultra key and never thought about flattening out the specific green backdrop. You saved me many hours of therapy thank you! This will be my go to video for a refresher forever haha!
Awesome! Thats great to hear, glad this helped! Thanks for watching 😎🤘
Bruh, improved my keying more in the 5:18 it took to watch your YT clip than in decades of practice. #fan4life
Glad this helped!
Just to inform you, after 3 years you're still helping. :)
Very cool! Glad I could help :)
Best quick and clear video on the topic! Helped me a ton! Thanks Tyler!
this is helpful - some freelance crews working on location have trouble getting a well lit background
Now that's a real solid tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Best of luck to 100k ✌😀
Thank you for watching! I hope I could help. I appreciate you brother! 😎🤘
You are the man! This technique of using lumetri colour works and it is the best! I've not seen any RUclips videos explaining about this technique. Thanks a lot man, you save me from recording the same clip again
And then I come here from the last one and the God himself just outdone what he showed us before. Definitely worth knowing even for good screen greens.
Love it lol. Glad you found the better version and it helped 🤘
This was GREAT! It worked perfectly for what I needed. Liked and subscribed. Thank you Tyler!
Awesome, thank you!
I must say, this is way easier. you helped me a lot, tysm.
Glad this helped man! 🤘
Dude omg my green fabric from hobby lobby looks literally professional now. Thank you so much!!!!
That's awesome! Good to hear 🤘
Very helpful. Was able to key out so much cleaner!!!
Sweet! Glad this helped! 🤘
Excellent advice! You can also use the plus color picker to add different shades of green.
This video is absolutely amazing! I just started using Premier Pro a couple months ago and have been having the hardest time correcting this issue. This is going to save me sooooooo much time and really help with my videos. Thanks so much! Just amazing!!!!
Good to hear! Glad I could help, thanks for watching 😊🤘
Now I'm tension free this video has helped me a lot I wish google recommendation me this video for the first search then I have saved my 2hrs of watching other videos.
Oh man! Glad I could help dude, thanks for watching 🤘
Wow! Thank you so much! You saved me from having to shoot everything again!
Thanks for subscribing! :)
You tutorial on green screen is the best bro. Thank you
Awesome! Glad this helped. Thanks for watching 😊🤘
So glad I came across this. Thank you!!
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching 😁
Man, this saved my entire project thank you so much!
Perfect tut bud!!. The tuning really flattened the green to a greater extent. Looking forward to learning more from you :)
Awesome! That's great news. Glad I could help man! Thank you for checking the video out! 😁🤘
Dog, you just helped big time on a time crunch. Thanks!
Awesome! Glad this helped 🤘
Excellent tutorial, really made a difference in the keying!
Straight and to the point...brilliant
Thanks for watching! 🤘
You are a life saver. I thought I had to go back film my scenes again. Thank you so much.
Good to hear! Glad this helped 😊🤘
Dude, Thanks! This works really well, but I guess mine was a lighting issue. I'm getting better at this because of cool people like you.
Awesome! Glad I could help 🤘 Thank you for watching!
Hi Tyler, this is a wonderful introduction to video editing. I'm new to it and usually really slow on the uptake with this technical work, but I was able to achieve a nice green screen effect! Thanks for being so kind and clear about the process! Much appreciated!!
Hey there. Thats good to hear. Im glad this helped, thanks for watching! 🤘
Yo! Big Thanks all the way from Lesotho in Africa ...... thanks man
Very cool! Glad this helped 🤘
thousand thanks !! you just change my life for ever !!! i can use my green screen at home with minimum lighting !! so happy ;-) i'll use it for my new video music !!!
Thanks for this, very helpful. And I like your laidback approach.
Man you're awesome! Very helpful! Thanks -from Philippines.
Awesome! Glad I could help! 😊
Thanks much for the valuable information! One of the most helpful Green screen - Post fix tips video I could find on YT. Will be keeping an eye out for your other videos. Thanks again - R
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😎🤘
This just made my editing life so much easier and keying now is really clean thanks for this tutorial man!!!
Glad this helped man! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
Thankyou somuch bro.. at last.. i know how to fix them
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching! 😊🤘
Thank you man this video was a HUGE help!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
Best one! Thank you so much.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 🤘
Seriously...life saving one...thanks a lot
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching! 🤘
thank you Tyler Kidd. help me out with my problem...
Awesome! Glad this helped 🤘
You my friend have been sent from the heavens……..I love you. Quick question for you- if someone is wearing sheer fabric (think wedding gown veil) will we be able to shoot with green screen setup?
Hey there, glad I could help! Unfortunately no, blue screens and green screens dont capture transparency. There's only one camera in existence that can shoot sodium vapor light, which can produce transparency, but they were never able to replicate the camera. Check out this video by Corridor Crew if your curious ruclips.net/video/26b7uqZcXAY/видео.html
@@TylerKidd thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN I WAS LITERALLY ABOUT TO GIVE UP ON GREEN SCREEN THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching! 😊🤘
@@TylerKidd im actually still having massive problems with dark shadows and my green screen it making my stop motion videos look horrible :(
@@TommlyFivem It might help to bring the shadows in the ultra key effect down to 30-40 and then duplicate your video layer on top of itself until the image comes back. I hope that helps
@@TylerKidd thanks for the tip
@@TylerKidd ill reply back and seebif it works tommorow
Exactly what i needed!!! Thanks man!
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching 🤘
Wow wow wow!!! This helped me a lot. Thanks buddy. Keep it up!
Awesome trick.. really helps a lot..!! Thanks a lot
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
This is greeeeeat! Exactly what I needed. I thought something like this should work, and behold it is so!
Awesome! Glad this helped, thanks for watching 😊🤘
Thank you for making it simple. You rock!
This really helped me thank you so much man now I can pass my exams
Awesome! Good to hear 😊🤘
really cool trick thank you so much Tyler!
Thank you for watching! 🤘
You are a genius! Thank you so much! :D
Glad this helped man! Thanks for watching 🤘
This was really helpful. Thanks
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching! 😊🤘
Very well explained. It works. Thanks
Glad this worked for you. Thanks for watching 🤘
Thank you!!! Helps me to edit my client's bad greenscreen background.
Great information man! You are a legend!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
dude omg lol this trick is GOD thank you so much for this I never even thought of doing this. I only have 2 lights and I still had taddddd bits of shadowing going on and this did the trick so perfectly
Awesome man! You hear that google? This trick is "GOD" lol 😎 Thanks for watching bro, glad this helped 🤘
Thank you so much,,, i have gone through so many video but you taught me actually how to work with any green not only just that light green, so thank you so much for resolving problem
Thats awesome. Glad I could help, thank you for watching! 😎🤘
Awesome great tip thank you so much. And thanks SO MUCH for keeping it quick. One complaint though... the edges of your subjects are aggressively blurred... and that's the part of the key that we care about the most.... But I understand that it's hard to get releases on people, just saying
Yeah man. I apologize for how janky it is, but I think you get the point. Glad I could help 🤘
2022, this your video helping me so much!!! Thanks a lot my life saver!
Thanks for watching! 🤘
@@TylerKidd 🙆🏼♂🙆🏼♂
Hey guys! I hope this video finds you well, and helps you get even better green screen removal. Thank you for watching! Check out TubeEdits.com for monthly video editing packages 🤘
*** for those of you getting stuck when your footage turns grey or white and you cant bring it back. Please refer back to @1:05 and @1:57 I hope that helps!
Excellent tutorial! Short, sweet, and straight to the point! Thank you!
@@kendrinp6074 Thank you for watching! Glad I could help! 🤘
@@raphaz15 You might need to finagle some settings in the ultra key or HLS. Maybe try expanding/retracting some of the HLS ranges. In the ultra key bring the highlights down to 0 and the shadows down to 40 and duplicate the video layer. I hope that helps.
Awesome! do you color grade the subjects first before you start this process?
Up to you. Adding the grade after might work better. Using a similar trick to the green screen key to pull the skin tones out will help separate your color grading too so it doesn't spill into the green screen. Just add a new lumetri effect and select the skin tones in hls.
Another great video! Thank you for this!
Glad this helped, thanks for watching! 🤘
Fantastic amazing creativity talent work congratulations all the best.I am trying
You got it! Thanks for watching 🤘
Really helpful video! Thanks for uploading
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching! 🤘
you r amazing Person and u can teach !!!! THanks Great job
Thank you! Glad this helped 😊🤘
Very helpful for my work! You, Mr. Kidd, are a lifesaver! Thank you so much for this tip!
Awesome! 😊 Glad this helped 🤘
good video and useful me, thank you sir
bro you saved my life
Glad I could help! 🤘 Thank you for watching!
this is very very very useful tutorial
thanks bro ❤️
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
worked great--THANK YOU!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 😊🤘
Thank you, this is what I was looking for ! 🙏
Hi - Great tutorial Tyler, but I have a grey haze around my figure (person), how do I remove that? Appreciate your assistance buddy, and keep on rockin'.
Good question. I would try sampling the green screen again. It sounds like the footage might be too far gone unfortunately. That being said If you have after effects I have a tutorial on green screen keying for that, which should produce better results. So for this I would definitely resort to Adobe After Effects to get it done.
Thinking of trying out green screen for my studio, Thank you for the helpful tips, You make it look so easy.
Glad I could help. Thank you for watching! 🤘
Very helpful, thanks !
Glad this helped! Thanks for watching 😊🤘