In this video production basics tutorial I will show you how to take out the green screen in Adobe Premiere CC . Removing or keying the green screen or blue screen background out is fairly easy to do using Premiere. I usually use After Effects to remove the green, but Ultra Key in Premiere does a great job as well.
Does Adobe Rush have a green screen feature?
The green screen feature is also unavailable in Adobe Rush, and the only way to composite a video with this app is to open the project file in Adobe Premiere or Adobe After Effects. What’s more the Adobe Rush costs $9.99 per month, which makes it a rather expensive option for social media video creators.
How to use green screen in premiere?
Launch Adobe Premiere software on your computer. Next, you need to upload the videos and the desired green screen clips. Click on “File” and select “Import” on the drop-down menu. Next, you need to drag the video to the video editing sequence window at the bottom right at V1.
I usually use After Effects to remove the green, but Ultra Key in Premiere does a great job as well. There are a number of reasons why you may just want to use Premiere. If you aren’t doing very many motion graphics, and let’s say you just want to have your subject with a different background and not much else happening, Premiere is a great choice.
Bring makeup powder to get rid of shine on the face or head. Adding your background image to your green screen video. Once your green or blue screen video clip is filmed, you’re ready to use a video editing program or green screen software to remove the colored background and add in your new scene.
How to take out the green color from a green screen?
It hasn’t done anything yet because we need to use the eyedropper to select the color that we want to take out, which in this case is the green screen. Click on the eyedropper then click on the green. Here is a tip, it is important to have a well lit and evenly lit green screen background, it makes the keying process easier.
How do I change the background color in Premiere Pro?
Once your footage is narrowed down, use the Ultra Key tool in Adobe Premiere Pro to key out the background. Open the Effects panel and then the Ultra Key tab. Use the Eyedropper tool to choose your key color, selecting an area on the green or blue screen. If you’re lucky, this will do most of the work for you.