James Conkle August 29, 2019 Share August 29, 2019 (edited) I'm in the process of keying my first green screen project (yay) and I'm trying to combine two DK nodes, but I can't figure out how to make that work. The subject is wearing "green" which will eventually be keyed out, but it's different enough from the background to (I think) warrant to keying two "color" selections. This is my feebled attempt and totally know that's now how a merge node should work, but the introductory Fusion course on here only got me this far... Edited August 29, 2019 by James Conkle Accidental Key Press Link to comment Share on other sites
Lee Lanier August 29, 2019 Share August 29, 2019 44 minutes ago, James Conkle said: I'm in the process of keying my first green screen project (yay) and I'm trying to combine two DK nodes, but I can't figure out how to make that work. .. You can probably get away with a single Ultra Keyer and target the lighter green. However, you can always combine the outputs of two keyers with a Merge tool, like so. Each Ultra Keyer can target a different screen color. Link to comment Share on other sites
James Conkle August 29, 2019 Author Share August 29, 2019 14 hours ago, Lee Lanier said: You can probably get away with a single Ultra Keyer and target the lighter green. However, you can always combine the outputs of two keyers with a Merge tool, like so. Each Ultra Keyer can target a different screen color. I tried playing around with different Merge Operators - "In" seemed to do what I want but it's created a slight "edge" to everything. Lots to learn still with keying! Link to comment Share on other sites
Lee Lanier September 1, 2019 Share September 1, 2019 On 8/29/2019 at 10:36 AM, James Conkle said: I tried playing around with different Merge Operators - "In" seemed to do what I want but it's created a slight "edge" to everything. Lots to learn still with keying! Generally, you don't have to change the operator - but one thing you may need to do is add a mask to each green screen tool to limit what area of the frame each tool is working on. Otherwise, one tool may negate or cover up the result of the other. Link to comment Share on other sites
Chris Jopp September 21, 2020 Share September 21, 2020 Hello, I'm trying to do this same thing. I'm in Resolve 16 - in the Fusion tab - and I have one MEDIA IN that I'm applying a Delta Key node to in order to key out a green screen. However I would like to apply another instance of Delta Key in order to grab the edge of the green screen which is a darker value. I can't get rid of it in the first Delta Key node without losing the phone in the hand of the person in the shot. How do I combine these two nodes? I've tried merge but literally nothing happens. Help! Please and thank you!! Link to comment Share on other sites
