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    B&W People in a Color World
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    Senior Member Justin's Avatar
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    Ok, can anyone please tell me the best possible way to create a B&W person in a color enviroment, ie. Pleasant Ville. Im guessing having the image doubled then adding a traveling matte in After Effects to the shape of the person on the above image and disaturating it. I havn't yet tried it, but I'm guessing its going to look very strange around the edges, probably flicker. I would say green screen, but we dont have the access nor do the traveling shots allow.
    Does anyone out there have the answer! Again I want it to look as natural as possible. (Besides the no color thing)


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    um, theres really a few ways of pulling this off correctly.

    1. Rotoscoping, frame by frame masking.
    2. Greenscreen/Bluescreen.

    PleasantVille used rotoscoping. It's a lot of work and requires lots patience. good luck!


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    My only experience in creating a traveling mask for a special effect was using Final Cut's matte tool. Im guessing After Effects can pull it off much better and smoother?


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    Thanks Bluespider ;D


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    [quote author=Justin link=board=AE;num=1106872221;start=0#2 date=01/27/05 at 18:23:00] Im guessing After Effects can pull it off much better and smoother?[/quote]

    AE would be better but if you haven't tried Commotion Pro, it does a better job rotoscoping because of their advance beizer tools. Practice


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