Hi, > The 'specialist' results are that > green has contaminated both hair and face (I suspect I would have > tried to put in some flags to try and avoid the backlight hitting the > subject, but I'm not a specialist). >
It's possible the cast is left on the skin to give a colour wrap around from the background. Maybe there is something in a video effects software like Flame or After effects, which deals with this when using the green screen as a matte. > I've been asked to drop in the correct background - and foolishly said > yes! Getting an edge using Knockout 2 was almost impossible, more > problematic is getting rid of the green cast. I've been looking at > 'selective colour' and 'replace colour' without much luck. It may be worth a quick chat to a video post production house unless there is someone on the list with video post production experience. I'm sure that there is something in the channel operations which can deal with this given PS's history with matte production. Snowy =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
