groovindj
Today I have been struggling to get a decent result from the VDJ chroma key....
First of all, it proved impossible to key my green background fully without removing half of myself in the foreground. It's no problem to do so in Streamlabs OBS - same camera, same background, same lighting.
Secondly I noticed that there is only one chromakey adjustment available in VDJ, even when using multiple cameras. So if you have two cams at different angles, if you adjust the chromakey on one camera it affects the other one too.
Thirdly, in Streamlabs OBS you can crop the camera image to remove any parts you don't want in shot i.e. the edge of your green screen.
I can now see why people choose to stream from OBS. In terms of chromakey it's way ahead of VDJ.
First of all, it proved impossible to key my green background fully without removing half of myself in the foreground. It's no problem to do so in Streamlabs OBS - same camera, same background, same lighting.
Secondly I noticed that there is only one chromakey adjustment available in VDJ, even when using multiple cameras. So if you have two cams at different angles, if you adjust the chromakey on one camera it affects the other one too.
Thirdly, in Streamlabs OBS you can crop the camera image to remove any parts you don't want in shot i.e. the edge of your green screen.
I can now see why people choose to stream from OBS. In terms of chromakey it's way ahead of VDJ.
Posted Fri 10 Sep 21 @ 3:17 pm
Moto-UK
groovindj wrote :
Today I have been struggling to get a decent result from the VDJ chroma key....
First of all, it proved impossible to key my green background fully without removing half of myself in the foreground. It's no problem to do so in Streamlabs OBS - same camera, same background, same lighting.
Secondly I noticed that there is only one chromakey adjustment available in VDJ, even when using multiple cameras. So if you have two cams at different angles, if you adjust the chromakey on one camera it affects the other one too.
Thirdly, in Streamlabs OBS you can crop the camera image to remove any parts you don't want in shot i.e. the edge of your green screen.
I can now see why people choose to stream from OBS. In terms of chromakey it's way ahead of VDJ.
First of all, it proved impossible to key my green background fully without removing half of myself in the foreground. It's no problem to do so in Streamlabs OBS - same camera, same background, same lighting.
Secondly I noticed that there is only one chromakey adjustment available in VDJ, even when using multiple cameras. So if you have two cams at different angles, if you adjust the chromakey on one camera it affects the other one too.
Thirdly, in Streamlabs OBS you can crop the camera image to remove any parts you don't want in shot i.e. the edge of your green screen.
I can now see why people choose to stream from OBS. In terms of chromakey it's way ahead of VDJ.
Same issue here had a great result in OBS and can use an image as a backdrop, in VDJ nothing of the sort,
Posted Sun 19 Dec 21 @ 7:33 pm
groovindj
I do my chromakey stuff in Resolume now, then feed the output into VDJ.
The ChromaKey effect in Resolume has a total of 14 parameters that you can adjust. VDJ is seriously lacking in comparison.
The ChromaKey effect in Resolume has a total of 14 parameters that you can adjust. VDJ is seriously lacking in comparison.
Posted Sun 19 Dec 21 @ 7:46 pm