Break your layers up into a garbage matte and a core matte. Duplicate the pre-processed green screen layer so that you always have a safety copy to go back to if anything happens to your image.You always want safety to go back to in case anything happens to your image during editing.
Save your original image in a safe place and do not overwrite it. Be VERY careful to not remove or smooth over any areas of detail such as hair, fur, feathers, and so on.
Go through any pre-process steps that you may need, such as noise removal, green screen smoothing, etc.This is my basic process for Primatte Chromakey.ĭigital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey does a nice job of pulling a clean key around tough to key areas like hair and feathers. (Model: Ariel Bug) This effectively creates a Holdout matte. Then carefully paint the area back into your shot by painting with white on the layer mask. By duplicating that layer again, adding a layer mask and making it black so you can’t see anything. I’ll probably say this ten times, but it’s often easier to add a small section of something back into your shot that is keyed out due to spill or because it is green. To get around this, simply keep a duplicate of your pre-processed green screen layer, before you begin keying so that you can always go back to it if something accidentally gets deleted. This goes against my non-destructive mantra. One big downside to Primatte Chromakey is that it deletes your image when you apply the filter. If you’re doing a lot of keying with areas of fine detail, such as the feather/hair combo in the shot I used in this example, Primatte is a life-saver and will make the tedious work go a lot faster so you can spend more time on the fun stuff! Digital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey Tutorial The duo of Primatte and Photoshop together should help you key most shots cleanly. I had a tough time pulling a key on areas of the bad spill with Primatte Chromakey, but I used the pre-keying procedures that I explained in the first article and it went quickly and easily. Primatte Chromakey works best for isolating problem areas like fine hair and semi-transparent fabrics or glass. The last update for Primatte Chromakey for Photoshop was January 2012, but it does work in current versions of Photoshop. Red Giant’s Primatte and Digital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey both use Primatte chromakey technology, developed by Imagica Corporation in 1982. If you work in video, you may be familiar with Red Giant Primatte Keyer. I refer to it many times in this article. Part 3: FXHOME PhotoKey 8 – Coming soonįirst, make sure you see Keying and Background Removal in Photoshop, Part 1: The Pre-Process.Digital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey Manual.Digital Anarchy Primatte Chromakey Tutorial.
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