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brianmacc50

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Sep 10, 2007
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I have an idea for putting myself into an old movie for a funny youtube idea and have a question. I have the quicktime movie that I want to drop myself into and have PhotoShop CS3 which will let me bring in video layers so that I can compose the movie.
Question is: What's the best way to mack the video of my self so that I ca work with it-so put the 2 different movies together.
Its sort of an Enrie Kovaks-old televisio look to it, so if it looks a bit
shacky, that will be OK.
Thanks.

brianmacc
 
puckhead193

puckhead193

macrumors G3
May 25, 2004
9,570
852
NY
does photoshop CS3 have green screen capabilities. You might need more professional software.
 
P-Worm

P-Worm

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Jul 16, 2002
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If you're going to do this with Photoshop, you will have to do it frame by frame. I think getting some different software would be your best bet.

P-Worm
 
AviationFan

AviationFan

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Jan 12, 2006
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Cedar Rapids, IA
Photoshop CS3 Extended has the concept of video layers, which might make this possible. I've never tried to use them for keying, though - would certainly use different software for this purpose.

- Martin
 
bigandy

bigandy

macrumors G3
Apr 30, 2004
8,852
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Murka
I wouldn't even think of using Photoshop for this. There are so many other programmes out there to do a decent job of it.

Final Cut Pro, Shake, Final Cut Express... there's even an iMovie plugin....
 
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