Nevertheless, just about all of them use the same principles/rules than Boris Graffiti with VideoStudio or, at least, are pretty close. Some videos are made for Avid, Pinnacle, Boris Red. In Documents of the link, there's a file called « liste_corelvideostudiopro_boris.xlsx » with the names of 102 videos I've found on the Web. Boris Graffiti is also something that people forget. Sometimes, the proper Filter could do the job. There are probably many other ways to replace Mask provided with VideoStudio.
In Project for others, I've uploaded another project (Mask with Boris Graffiti 01) to show different ways to work with Frames, Masks, Filters.
In the link after each one of my post, you can find some under the file « Frames ». Personally, I prefer in PNG format as they become transparent in Overlay Tracks. Once again, you could do your own, download some from the Web. Is there another fx plugin or tool that can be added on to Vegas to do a better job.Brian is right about Frames. Adjusting the Chroma key Blur seems to help mitigate the green tint along the arms but then the thing starts to look a little fuzzy along the edges. or with a little bit of color separated from the subjects outline. I've tried tweaking the High Threshold to get rid of that very small green tent along the arms of the subject but then then some of the other edges begin to look ragged. Here is the procedure I'm using in Vegas 12Ħ - Click on the green background around the subjectĩ - Drag the Low Threshold until the subject is completely whiteġ0 - Drag the High Threshold until the background looks properġ2 - Uncheck the Show Mask Only check boxīut I get that very light greenish tint around the subjects arms (mainly) I'm getting a very light green tint around the subjects arms. I'm running Vegas 12 and chroma keying a short green screen clip of a talking head to appear in front of a still image. The basic problem of the blue halo has been solved. Please ignore my previous post on Chroma Key.
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