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How to create a color difference key - Nuke Tutorial
From the course: VFX Keying: Master Course
How to create a color difference key
- [Teacher] In the previous video, we saw strategies for pulling a key from a single channel. Here, we'll kick it up a notch and make more discriminating keys by using the difference between two-color channels such as green minus red, for example. This is a surprisingly powerful technique that can produce some very nice keys with just a few minutes of work. Now this is a basic color difference key setup. The idea is, you can just walk through here and see all the different channel arithmetic operations. The idea is we always start with a de-noise node to get rid of the noise to make for cleaner keys. These are just shuffle nodes where I have shuffled the entire red channel into this data stream. So I now have a red image, a green image, and a blue image so that I can use merge nodes instead of the channel merge. This just makes it easier to follow the process. At the end, we'll redo it with channel merge nodes. So we have all possible combinations. Here is what red minus blue looks…
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Unleashing the power of your luma keys12m 52s
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How to make even more powerful luma keys14m 5s
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Keying on hue9m 34s
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Keying on saturation6m 6s
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Discovering NUKE's hidden chroma keyer11m 24s
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Keying with just one channel14m 7s
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How to create a color difference key9m 30s
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How to create a texture key7m 34s
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