The magic mask in DaVinci Resolve does a really good job. You don't have to go frame by frame. You just make sure that your object is selected properly, and then you can have it track forward and backwards depending on where you started masking.
Goodbye is based on OpenCV object detection in Automask mode and if you throw a mask around the object it can give you a better roto and a cleaner edge but at the same time and can mess things up. Background substraction is background v2 paper and it works rather clean in many cases. It really depends on your scene Robust Video matting is based off trained data on humans. It can only work on that unless you train it on something else.
Hey thank you! i have been using RVM on collab but now its giving me error that memory is full etc , i dont understand that. can you tell us how to install this locally on the PC?
i say this alot but visions of chaos has a background remover it works well i like voc because it sets everything up for you the environments one click the text to image has everything in it and some i never knew about likemini dall-e stable diffusion klmc2 animation ect has most of the sd and it one guy who makes it and is updated regularly it very impressive
I think it's very cool how you could keyframe parts where the rotoscoping misses. I haven't tried it yet but I did see a video about it. Maybe I'll visit that sometime.
NukeX has Copycat node that users can custom train rotos. Unless you have a lot of shots, it's faster to manually roto. Image segmentation using other ai tools can help with the basic mattes. Then artists spends more time on the edges.
I am not familiar with Colab - can one sign up for pro and copy that notebook and run it your own instance? I don't mind paying for better performance. Just not sure if a simple copy brings it all over?
You just need a Google account and just follow the steps you see me do here, it’s free. You will create the folder with the files in Google drive. Unless you’re using it for super long processes I don’t think you should pay for it. Try it for free and see if it meets your needs and if you still feel it’s not good enough then you could consider paying for it. You do get better performance but you also have a limit of computing units. Paid use to you give you unlimited use but just a few months ago they added limit to it, I was pretty bummed that.
this video is from 5 months ago. has removing background or removing subject/ human and keeping the background methods been improved in this fast moving ai world? maybe do a video on this!
I see, that you had AE set to 16bit when trying GoodbyeGreescreen, which was not supported back then. Maybe it still isnt.. But you might want to test all this again. My results were always way better than this..cheers 🖖🏽🍀
whats actually really incredible is when using it with greenscreen footage, usually,,with the builtin keyer you get some kind of darker edges around the person/subject and start shrinking, using different tools.. Setting Goodbygreenscreen to „color“ and picking one… BAM. Some spillremoval is usually required, but that too in AE is working great anyway.
@@fernsehdesign okay I’ll have to try this again. I kind of abandoned this a while back. I remember watching their official video guide on how to use it and I don’t think I remember them mentioning that it had to be set to 8bit but I might of missed that part. I appreciate the info, thank you!
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The magic mask in DaVinci Resolve does a really good job. You don't have to go frame by frame. You just make sure that your object is selected properly, and then you can have it track forward and backwards depending on where you started masking.
Again great video! I learn so much from you my mate. Thank you for all effort, you know that somebody inspired from you somewhere in world 👏🏿🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Goodbye is based on OpenCV object detection in Automask mode and if you throw a mask around the object it can give you a better roto and a cleaner edge but at the same time and can mess things up. Background substraction is background v2 paper and it works rather clean in many cases. It really depends on your scene
Robust Video matting is based off trained data on humans. It can only work on that unless you train it on something else.
your intro is the slickest intro I've ever seen. love your content!
Glad you enjoy it!
@@enigmatic_e what's the track name? it's great!
Hey thank you! i have been using RVM on collab but now its giving me error that memory is full etc , i dont understand that.
can you tell us how to install this locally on the PC?
Nice
Thank you
i say this alot but visions of chaos has a background remover it works well i like voc because it sets everything up for you the environments one click the text to image has everything in it and some i never knew about likemini dall-e stable diffusion klmc2 animation ect has most of the sd and it one guy who makes it and is updated regularly it very impressive
this sounds awesome. and this works on videos? i couldn't find anything on it. can you point me in the direction on how to do it?🙏
ahhh, i totally thought you use inverted depth mapping. thats what ive been doing lately and its sorta wonky
i wanna ask how i can't find the automask option in keying mode, all i can see are "color" and "background"
Incomprehensible
Sorry, I was still getting the hang of speaking on camera, and also didn’t script my video back then. Thanks for watching anyway.
@@enigmatic_e i eventually found a solution. I appreciate the candor ☺
What are your thoughts on runwayML their roto service? I use it a lot but dont know how it compares to these 2
I think it's very cool how you could keyframe parts where the rotoscoping misses. I haven't tried it yet but I did see a video about it. Maybe I'll visit that sometime.
@@enigmatic_e In my opinion it does an amazing job, better than these two I bet. I would love to see a follow up comparison.
@@OmriSadeh yea I think I wanna make a video about that. If it’s really better than this, then I’ll def will need to switch
NukeX has Copycat node that users can custom train rotos. Unless you have a lot of shots, it's faster to manually roto. Image segmentation using other ai tools can help with the basic mattes. Then artists spends more time on the edges.
Yea all depends on what kind of projects you have. Ideally you would just simply use a green screen.
I am not familiar with Colab - can one sign up for pro and copy that notebook and run it your own instance? I don't mind paying for better performance. Just not sure if a simple copy brings it all over?
You just need a Google account and just follow the steps you see me do here, it’s free. You will create the folder with the files in Google drive. Unless you’re using it for super long processes I don’t think you should pay for it. Try it for free and see if it meets your needs and if you still feel it’s not good enough then you could consider paying for it. You do get better performance but you also have a limit of computing units. Paid use to you give you unlimited use but just a few months ago they added limit to it, I was pretty bummed that.
this video is from 5 months ago. has removing background or removing subject/ human and keeping the background methods been improved in this fast moving ai world? maybe do a video on this!
I’ll look into it! At the moment a lot of people use runways green screen, which I made a video about. czcams.com/video/5lltXmfQmbw/video.html
Question: if I'm sitting on a chair and I want to remove the background except for me and the chair, is this possible?
It will likely remove the chair.
how to use goodbye greenscreen in Premiere?
I think we have better results in Runway AI
wt about highway please make video on highway
Do you mean runway? I did one on that one. czcams.com/video/5lltXmfQmbw/video.html
I see, that you had AE set to 16bit when trying GoodbyeGreescreen, which was not supported back then.
Maybe it still isnt..
But you might want to test all this again.
My results were always way better than this..cheers 🖖🏽🍀
Oh wow. I wasn’t aware of that. What should it be set to?
oh, and make sure the graphics card being used. (PC) In fact, the plugin has separate installer for „with Gfx-card“ and „without gfx-card“.
@@enigmatic_e 8 Bit
whats actually really incredible is when using it with greenscreen footage, usually,,with the builtin keyer you get some kind of darker edges around the person/subject and start shrinking, using different tools.. Setting Goodbygreenscreen to „color“ and picking one… BAM.
Some spillremoval is usually required, but that too in AE is working great anyway.
@@fernsehdesign okay I’ll have to try this again. I kind of abandoned this a while back. I remember watching their official video guide on how to use it and I don’t think I remember them mentioning that it had to be set to 8bit but I might of missed that part. I appreciate the info, thank you!
just FYI its owned by the CCP
runway
these ai models are still super primitive.
You know some better ones? I’d love to cover it.
@@enigmatic_e no, i meant that the state of the technology in general. I think Runway has the the most future potential, but we'll see. Good video!