Tips for Realistic Compositing of a Chroma Key video in Blender

[@AshuBharatii]

I would love to buy a full course on advanced compositing from you guys. Thank you so much for posting ❤

[@jamit63]

thanks for the chroma key footage

[@gatis.pastars]

Cool! But, how did you get that awesome shadow of the girl on the plane/grass? I`m always strugling with matching feet shadows or contact shadows with the ground...

[@unrealab]

Hi, the shadows are cast by the transparent video itself imported as image plane directly in Blender.
This is the reason why using this technique is so useful, instead of compositing the 3D scene and the keyed footage separately.
For more details: czcams.com/video/6oFZoKEAbtc/video.html

[@Oo.nongprue]

Thank you so much.

[@hanslohm7987]

Phantastc work! But how do you get the shadow of the leave particles on the girls body?

[@unrealab]

Thank you! The shadows are projected on the body as it is an image plane, so it is basically an object that can receive shadows.

[@BrianHuether]

Hi, I don't see in the tutorial how you attached the plane to the camera so that the plane is always in front of the camera. Seems there is a camera solve aspect of this tutorial that is quite important. thanks

[@unrealab]

Hi, the complete workflow is explained in one of the previous videos, how to link the plane to the camera, how to scale it in order to keep the proportions of the scene and so on.
We didn't repeated here to don't repeat the same things in each video!

[@stephanenicault4939]

Useful

[@keysignphenomenon]

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