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Can I create this effect in Sony Vegas?

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Yes, probably.  Can you chroma key and adjust opacity in Vegas?

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36 minutes ago, AkiraDaarkst said:

Yes, probably.  Can you chroma key and adjust opacity in Vegas?

Yes, but I don't have a green screen at home. xD I just needed confirmation that this needed one. Thanks though. 

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46 minutes ago, Dobbsjr said:

Yes, but I don't have a green screen at home. xD I just needed confirmation that this needed one. Thanks though. 

All a green screen is a bright background that you can key out as no other color in the shot matches the fluorescent green. 

 

In theory as long as you have a block color wall or something that is all one color you can holdup in the background, it should be fine as long as you're not wearing any matching colors/shades. Hense why sometimes you see blue screens not green screens. As I said, in theory this should work but an actual screen would be better.

 

But yes, you can do this in Vegas. 

 

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59 minutes ago, Dobbsjr said:

Yes, but I don't have a green screen at home. xD I just needed confirmation that this needed one. Thanks though. 

You actually don't need a green backdrop for chroma keying.  You can use almost any color backdrop, as long as the stuff you don't want to make invisible/transparent do not share the same or similar shades of colors as the backdrop.  For example, if you use a red backdrop, don't wear a red shirt.  And you probably want to avoid anything that's similar to your skin tone.

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it's a camera on a whitescreen and there is a chrome used on the white. Probably some effect was used to make the black darker when that is done, but that is about it.

Just try it and it might work

 

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