

Okay, even though this is all green and it's lit very well, it's not it's! Not all exactly one shade of green so over here you can see that mask on our node. Out of that, I can also click and drag to grab a selection of colors. The first thing we're gon na, do head over here to your qualifier all right and make sure you have your picker selected. We'Re gon na go over to the color page first, so we can't see through our clip right now, not a problem. Let'S say this clip here for our Beach and we want our girl with her phone overtop of that so I'll just drop it right. Alright, let's go ahead and grab a couple of Clips here, we'll grab. So stop that playback, I'm gon na go ahead and just delete everything on the timeline. We can do this, we're going to start off in the color page and then look at how to do the same thing in the fusion page. We actually have a couple different ways. ▶Gear used to make the video (use our affiliate links to support the content and keep it free)Īll right: let's look at chroma, key or green-screen here in DaVinci Resolve. This video was recorded with DaVinci Resolve 16.1 (the free version) Plus you can do all of this in the FREE version of DaVinci Resolve. You can key out any color: white, blue, pink, whatever.

In this video, we'll look at two methods - the Color page using the Qualifier, and in Fusion using Delta Keyer.īut it's not just green that we can key out.

Keying a Green Screen is easy in DaVinci Resolve. Everything you need to know to Chroma Key (remove green screen) in DaVinci Resolve, using either the Color page or Fusion page.ĭaVinci Resolve - Change Colors (Recolor)ĭaVinci Resolve - Creating and Saving Text/Titles + AnimationĭaVinci Resolve - Adjustments Clips (Effect Multiple Clips Fast & Save Settings)
