| noise removal in shake.
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 | noise removal in shake.
by James Cheetham on Feb 23, 2009 at 7:36:59 pm |
Hi there, I have been following along Andrew Shanks keying tutorials on creative cow. It has been really helpful but my key is not quite there yet. One thing that interests me after reading on the forums is that it is best to remove noise before keying. I was just wondering how this can be done. Is it a plugin that I need or can shake do it internally.
Thanks in advance for your help.
ps: The problem with my key is a wierd flickering on the inside of the matte. The edges are fine. It's just the core that is flickering. I have created a core matte which is a solid white, so I am unsure why.
Cheers
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by Bill Gilman on Feb 24, 2009 at 11:20:18 pm |
One thing I've done is use After Effect's degrain on the GS before keying in Shake. There's also an Ungrain macro floating around that you can find (Google it).
It's expensive, but Foundry's Degrain tool is pretty good when used correctly.
Often what's happening (esp with HD and DV footage) is that the math done to despill the image is bringing a lot of blue noise into the comp. You can try using HueCurves (use the G suppression curve, bring it down close to zero for the cvs near center green) for your spill suppression. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.
Good luck!
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by david Coiffier on Mar 8, 2009 at 10:21:30 am |
Furnace plugz pack also contains an interesting denoiser, with temporal denoising (kinda frameblend) in areas where no motion is detected, to avoid frames superposition. But that pack is prolly also very expensive :/
About your inner matte flickering, is your footage interlaced ?
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