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thanks so much for this! but you never actually posted sth else and that makes me very sad concerning the quality of this tutorial! hope you're doing good!

First, where can we get that EDGE BLUR plug in? Meanwhile, having to watch this several times to keep up (beginner mode), thank you so much! :-)

For those of us that bought the course can you make it so that we can download the videos in case gumroad belly ups

For those of us that bought the davinci resolve course can you make it so that we can download the videos in case gumroad ever goes belly up

do i need to have a previous knowledge about editing ? kinda virgin on that!. thinking about buying the course, but i have no idea about anything in editing field .

Amazing Tutorial, as many of you have said, this tutorial is so damn informative for those who have already used these tools before, not for the first timers.

How do I combine all the nodes and sections I just brought the course and kinda confused on how they are all connected

No way he only has 2 videos 🥲, excellent tutorial

Absolutely not... this video is too fast

This will hopefully be all completely unnecessary to learn very soon thanks to AI. The video is of course very impressive, but only useful for people that work in that field already. For me, a musician who wants to do music video tutorials using a green screen, it is way too advanced. Great job though!

Excellent tutorial!

Bro u just saved me a heck of a lot of time green screening. Best tut I've come across in ages. 👏

solid walkthrough, i tried this with composite brush tho. did wonders. finally can do a complex hair key in one session!. also for green spill removal by lumetri tried to select the neutral skin tone first so that i dont mess with it and lifted green to the parallel positon mark which is considered neutral for lumetri range.

bought the course, 100% satisfied

Do u have a link to the edge blur plug in? Have been looking for it everywhere but can’t find it.

Nice video! Have you tried composite brush? I'm getting fantastic results using it in After Effects. I've got a big green screen project coming up and I'm trying to stay within AE and not take this through DaVinci resolve, but we'll see how it goes!

learned more from this 30 minute video than I did in college. Very informative, Great video! I'll be implementing this technique from here on out.

I am only an editor and never ised after FX . Does your course need a basic knowledge of keying and layers in adter FX . i need it to be after fx for dummies . I may be doing a TV. Show o willbe the director producer. It's set in the 1960s .no way can i do t this with out green screen . So i need to be very familiar with it to make sure my after fx guy is not bull ass hottong me haha . I want to know how to get the best results as quickly as possible .

Question: Im shooting a film that requires my actors to be in deep focus backed by greenscreen background that needs to out of focus. How do i key my background if its going to be out of focus. I read that I could shoot the film with out using deep focus or focus pull and that premier pro can manipulate the depth of field in the shot to unfocus the background after its been keyed. idk, I'm really struggling to solve this problem. thanks

Oh god! Im totally lost. Guess this is an advanced keying for advanced people

WOW COOL AND THANKS FOR THIS LIKE YOU FROM CAMBODIA

Followed the AE tutorial and was blown away, but ran up against limitations (with my footage) that made the potential power of Resolve that much more intriguing. Decided to splurge for the course. Three videos in and I already have a better idea of what Resolve can do to make a fantastic key (and some pointers for future shoots), that I have after wasting time weeding through the overhyped UA-cam tutorials out there. It's wonderful not to have to slodge through all the instant gratification stuff for people content with a half-baked result, only to find out most of those other tutorials have nothing to share past an enthusiast-level key. Len, you knocked this out of the park, if not out of the Milky Way. Also, I went looking for the music video before going for the tutorial and was blown away when I realized it was a projection mapped miniature I'd been looking at all this time. I can make it out in spots now, but you had me fooled for a LOT longer than I thought.

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

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I want to know how they do it in real time like the weather man on the news

Just try rotoscoping and keylight together

I've messed with keying for a while but you sir just filled ALL the gaps.

Awesome tutorial! Have you tried using the Minimax effect to expand the colours of the talent's edges automatically?

loved ur youtube videos .. saving up money for ur gumroad ...anyway of getting a discount😛😛... keep up the good work.

BEST VIDEO EVER ..PERIOD!!!!!!

A "paid plugin"? Advanced Indie VFX, which company make Edge Work, Edge Dissolve, Edge Finder and Blur Edges plugins for After Effects?

There is a way faster way to do this 😅 but this was fun to watch!

This is awesome! I did try this on blonde hair step for step and got some dancing noise on the transparent edges of the blonde hair though. How do you fix that? BTW The alpha add trick is sweet, huge help!

so we still need to use other software than after effect to get decent keyer like Davinci resolve etc. so why don't we just use nuke for both keying and compositing? , i appreciate the tutorial but i though i would be able to do all in AE without problems...

super cool!

What would be a good consumer camera to shoot green screen footage?

guys, i have a 5 min video where i have 3-4 green screen scenes. The others scenes are without green screen. How can i define the beginn and end of the green screen. because when i use keylight, it automatically works for the whole video and destroy my coloures if i change screen matte settings? thanks for any response

an alternative to your hard matte boundary technique is using vector blur on a luma matte!

I would say that the whole method of matching the foreground color of your character by tracking shape of the same color under the edge can be as easy as one click solution if you use a plugin from revision effect called re:fill alpha. It basiclly extend the color of your keyed character(or whatever you key) then you use your track matte and voila! You could have use a distortion effect of some sort( I use saphirre distort set to fine) to blow you keyed character then use track matte. Anyway impressive job!

Just beginning my AE learning journey, and using some other tutorials I attempted that initial "beginner's method" you showed at the beginning, complete with just shrinking down to try and remove the green halo. Was wondering how in the world they made it look so flawless in movies, and figured I'd always be dealing with that halo because I just didn't have enough room to take away that green reflection (or something). Then I started watching this, and had a glorious lightbulb moment when you began explaining how it was done. Thank, you, my friend -- I can't wait to apply what I've learned here.

Hey! Just watched your AE tutorial and it is awesome! Is the full course applicable to AE too?

A Cheer’s on the workarounds. Create Creative

dude no way, i found this completely by accident, this is what i have been looking for! thanks so much for sharing i love you

i have to turn off antyvirus?

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Plz do more tutorial nd videos … I m going fr u course . u r simply just a awesome explainer or narrator with Great knowledge bro .. make more videos ❤️

Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!

Is there a way to do it on Microsoft Paint??

Thanks for tNice tutorials amazin tutorial! Such a helpful one

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