Use that instead, you don’t need to use Keylight by itself, use this guy (the preset) instead because it just saves you a couple of steps and also it does kind of a neat little thing, I’ll show you that in a second.
Keylight, Key Cleaner, Advanced Spill Suppressor.
You can’t even read the whole title because it’s so long, it lists all three effects. The preset is over here under animation presets, image utilities and there’s the preset. Since basically folks at After Effects and folks at Adobe know you’re going to use it sooner or later if you’re going to follow a good work flow when you’re working with color correction they have created a preset, how nice. You’re going to work with the Key Cleaner and the Advanced Spill Suppressor. You can go grab that and apply that to the clip but ultimately you’re going to work with two other effects when you are doing keying. You’ll see down here this Keylight 1.2 is the current version. You can go find Keylight over here on its own if I just type in key in the effects and presets panel. The tool that you use to pull a key is called Keylight and Keylight is made by this company, the Foundry,as I mentioned earlier. Note: remember to watch the video tutorial, we wanted to make it easier for you to follow and understand what Jeff teaches you. In today’s post, Jeff will talk about advanced green screen editing in After Effects.
