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    can you do the blue screen effect in Premier, or do you need dditional SW?

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    Yes you can do blue screen in Premiere.

    1. Right click on a clip on the timeline.
    2. Select Video.
    3. Select Transparency.
    4. Then on Key type select Blue screen.

    You'll have to play with the settings to see what effect you get. I don't know how good it is as I've never really used it. I would have thought though, that it will take a long time to render.



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    shawn
    you can do really easy blue screen in videowave 3 ..in fact you can select any colour to take away from an eyedrop tool. The pros use green nowadays smile

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    Re: the mighty blue screen

    This post about creating a blue screen effect in video editing got me thinking about how important good screen testing is before starting projects like that. I recently used a screen test tool online Windows Fake Update: 10, 11, XP | Fulscreen Fake Updater to check my monitor’s color accuracy before editing a video. It helped me catch some weird color shifts early on, so I wasn’t surprised by unexpected results during editing. Having a properly calibrated screen makes a huge difference when working with effects like blue screen or green screen.

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