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Keying 101: Spill Suppression

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Keying 101: Spill Suppression
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CreativeCOW presents Keying 101: Spill Suppression: --Video Training by Andrew Shanks

Andrew Shanks Andrew Shanks
Auckland, New Zealand


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This tutorial from Creative Cow Leader Andrew Shanks demonstrates various common approaches to getting rid of colour spill after keying.



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This is part 4 of a 4 part series. Please click on Andrew's picture above to find all 4 parts.





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