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Scratch Me -
the tutorial step 7 - Bluescreen Compositing |
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Bluescreen
Compositing |
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Now you have all pieces you need
to quickly complete the compositing with bluescreen:
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Then, return to the Timeline editor, and scroll down to the group called "Composite with Sequence" Select 'Bluescreen sequence'. |
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There are several sliders for fine tuning the blue threshold to match. In most cases you can leave these at their default values. Click the 'Select Sequence...' button: |
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All you need to do at this tim is locate the first image file of the frame sequence. Click it and click Open. |
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You can scrub through the timeline of the Timeline editor, to see in realtime hat the effect is. Wherever the pixels in the current animation are blue, you'll see the corresponding pixels from the image sequence instead: |
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click image to enlarge |
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Just click the 'Render' button
and you're done. Here's another example of the final result: |
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And here's
another variant: the revealed message is sttaic. However, we applied
color embossing to the foreground animation in order to make it look a
little bit like the aluminum foil bits are accumulating along the edges
of the scratched zone. |
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