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Chroma Keying Part 3: From preprocessing to matte refinement and despill
At this Insight’s start, learn how to set up a Fusion workspace for an effective keying workflow. It’s taken me a few years to refine my workspace, and I share it with you.
Viewer setup
For chroma keying, it is useful to work with two viewers to evaluate the alpha channel and final result side by side. The gain/gamma sliders in the viewer can help to search for holes in the matte or undesired noise in the black areas. A false-color background can help identify additional issues along the edges.
Delta Keyer breakdown
The Delta Keyer has multiple tabs that you can work through in the left-right order that they are presented.
Delta Keyer: Order of operations
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Advanced Chroma Keying In Fusion: A Complete Walkthrough
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Clean Plates For Superior Chroma Keying In Resolve Fusion
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Advanced Chroma Keying Edge Operations, Light Wrap in Fusion
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Advanced Despill Operations When Chroma Keying In Resolve Fusion
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‘Hard Comp — Soft Comp’ And Efficient Delta Keyer Workflows
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Step-By-Step: Mastering the Delta Keyer in Resolve Fusion
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Chroma Keying More Effectively With Magic Mask + Delta Keyer
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Quick Chroma Keying Using Resolve’s 3D Keyer
