How to Key Green Screen in Nuke using Keylight (Basic)

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Keying is one of the staples of compositing, and one that people tend to be fascinated in learning how to do.
In this video we'll be covering the very basics of the powerful 'Keylight' keyer, which is great for transparency like reflections and hair detail.
Keylight can be found inside of Nuke, After Effects as included tools, and other popular software packages as well...though sometimes as a paid plugin.

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3 авг 2024

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@ronydey2696 4 года назад

great session that's much helpful sir

@redgreen2768 4 года назад

Cc match awesome sir

@petarpetrov5548 3 года назад

That Merlin show was one of my favourite when I was a kid, what turorial did you mention in the beginning where they use the footages of the show , I can't hear the name correctly.

@JhowT 3 года назад

How fun!! I had never seen it, so I had no idea of the context; you're the first I've met. :) This was old tutorial media for Apple's "Shake" software. It just came with a still frame, so sadly there is no footage from the show to practice with.

@Annapesceart 2 года назад

When you pick the color of the greenscreen in the keylight it was Cntrl and SHIFT for me I don't know maybe it can be useful for someone

@JhowT 2 года назад

Thank you, sometimes they do change the shortcuts over time!!

@ronydey2696 3 года назад

GREAT CLASS THX FOR THESE CHROMA SHOT KEYING TUT'S ALSO SIR HOW TO BODY FACE TRACK AND FACE MARKERS REMOVAL USING NUKE SIR PLEASE MAKE A CLASS FOR THESE HI SIR MYSELF RONY I'M AN VFX CG STUDENT FROM INDIA

@JhowT 3 года назад

Hi there. I think I do have a 'face tracker removal' video, though it might be in After Effects. I can try and add that to the list for the future. :)

@borkies7863 3 года назад

Was alright guide, but you use too many shortcuts without telling what keys you're pressing.

@JhowT 3 года назад

There is a couple videos on the channel that cover some very beginning composites; I believe they are called "layers to nodes". These ones do go a bit faster, though if you mention the specific ones I can try and mention them in future videos as I go through shots.