Not sure what happened. Did a multi-camera interview in front of a green screen from three different angles Have all three camera events stacked in the timeline. Dropped the keyer on each event separately and now you can see all angles onscreen at the same time. This has never happened before.
What did I do?
Mac Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.5)
After you opened the multicam clip in the angle editor, and applied the keyer to the angles, did you then edit the multicam clip into a project?
The clip above is showing a clip without the keyed effect dropped onto the clip.
This is what happens when I add the keyer to the same clip.
It wasn't opened in the multicam angle.
IF you did a multiple camera interview you should create a multicam clip and edit that into a project, not stack the clips in a project.
Won't argue with you on that point. However, why are the two clips (when keyer is added) look superimposed on each other?
NNot sure what else you expect to happen. The backgrounds of the two images are keyed out so if the two images are stacked on top of each other you will see one image superimposed on top of the other.
Thank you Tom. Are you still with Digital Media?
I'm still a company director though we've stopped giving FCP classes. DMA's focus is more on programming.
Thanks for your help. Thought about sending you a friend request through Facebook but it doesn't look like you're on there much. Have a great day.
Multiple event layers keyed and showing onscreen
