I suppose this is redundant, given how much I've been talking about it, lately. My Quicktime vector keyer (Mac OS X) has gone through a complete rewrite for it's first true release as an FxPlug plug-in. The new plug-in is called VKey2f, because it does all of it's internal processing in high precision floating point. It can accept and preserve bit depths up to 128 bits/pixel.
The plug-in can be hosted in Final Cut Pro, Motion, or the latest version of Final Cut Express. If you're doing any chroma-key work, you really must check this out.
Oak Street Software, Inc., Vector Keyer Page
There are also some tips and techniques on the web-site to help people learning to shoot for chroma-keying.
The plug-in can be hosted in Final Cut Pro, Motion, or the latest version of Final Cut Express. If you're doing any chroma-key work, you really must check this out.
Oak Street Software, Inc., Vector Keyer Page
There are also some tips and techniques on the web-site to help people learning to shoot for chroma-keying.