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=== Tutorial 3 - Video Masks === | === Tutorial 3 - Video Masks === | ||
This tutorial uses the composite transition and a custom video mask to create an effect where you can make it appear that one video is playing on the screen of a still of a computer monitor. | This tutorial uses the composite transition and a custom video mask ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matte_%28filmmaking%29 ''matte'']) to create an effect where you can make it appear that one video is playing on the screen of a still of a computer monitor. | ||
The mask / matte is created with GIMP. | |||
Save your mattes to /usr/share/kde4/apps/kdenlive/lumas | |||
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Revision as of 13:24, 7 July 2012
Composite Transition
The composite transition combines the video data from 2 video tracks into one.
Tutorial 1
See this tutorial that describes how to use
- Alpha Manipution>Blue Screen
- rotoscoping
- Composite Transition.
- Crop and Transform>Pan and Zoom effect
- Enhancment>Sharpen Effect
- Alpha Manipution>Alpha Operations
Tutorial 2 - composite transition and Blue Screen
Tutorial showing how to use the "Blue screen" function ,composite transition and Keyframes to animate one image moving over another in the KDEnlive video editor
{{#ev:youtube|M8hC5FbIzdE}}
Tutorial 3 - Video Masks
This tutorial uses the composite transition and a custom video mask (matte) to create an effect where you can make it appear that one video is playing on the screen of a still of a computer monitor.
The mask / matte is created with GIMP.
Save your mattes to /usr/share/kde4/apps/kdenlive/lumas
{{#ev:youtube|FIpnGlRY27U}}