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How to use Chroma Hold Effect?

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Mocchi
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How to use Chroma Hold Effect?

Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:01 am
Hi,

I use Kdenlive 0.7.4 on Ubuntu Studio 9.04 and have a good time with it.

Today I try to use "Chroma Hold" video effect on a DV clip but it didn't work. I add "Composite" transition and put other DV clip below the clip but no effect appears on my project monitor...


I hope this effect means the so-called "Chroma Key", to hide the area of a color which I indicate.

If kdenlive don't have this effect, would you please tell me it?
If it has, tell me how to use this effect.
j-b-m
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Re: How to use Chroma Hold Effect?

Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:27 am
No, the Chroma Hold effect turns your video to grayscale, except for one chosen color. The effect you are looking for is called "Blue Screen", and you have to add a composite transition between the clip with the effect and the track below to make it work
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Re: How to use Chroma Hold Effect?

Thu Jun 18, 2009 5:55 am
Oh, the "Blue Screen" effect is what I seek.
Thanks, j-b-m!


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