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Everything you need to know about bluescreen compositing

In this tutorial, we cover all aspects of keying out a bluescreen image and compositing it into a new background. The image I use is from Ewan Macgregor's website and it's a behind-the-scenes photo of him and Scarlett Johansson from the movie, The Island. There are lots of topics to cover and it ended up being 2 hours long. That is a lot, so I've broken it up into chapters. That way you can jump to the section that you want. This is not a basic tutorial; I reference a lot of tools that you already should know if you are trying projects like this. Just a question: we know about ScarJo, so would Ewan be EwMac? Chapters 00:00:00 Intro 00:02:05 Using a Smart Object 00:03:10 Changing the Canvas Size 00:04:01 Using Transform to resize and position the image 00:07:25 Editing the Smart Object 00:08:20 Removing the blue with the Channels 00:11:10 Using Calculations to make an alpha channel 00:14:21 Adjusting the alpha channel with Levels 00:17:41 Using the Polygonal Lasso to make a core mask 00:19:43 Removing background junk 00:23:53 Making a garbage mask 00:25:55 Turning the alpha channel into a layer mask 00:27:50 Using Hue/Saturation to remove blue spill 00:34:14 Paint fix with the Clone Stamp and Brush tools 00:42:26 Saving your work in the Smart Object 00:44:11 Refining the mask edge by choking with the Minimum filter 00:52:24 Feathering the mask edge 00:54:10 Adding in the background image 00:56:25 Comparing the two plates 00:58:22 Blurring the background with the Iris Blur filter 01:01:33 Adding Motion Blur to simulate movement 01:03:47 Matching the black levels with a Curves adjustment 01:11:24 Using curves for color correction 01:16:31 Adjusting the background plate with Curves and Vibrance 01:22:50 Adding grain with Add Noise and Gaussian Blur 01:34:37 Using the background image to add light wrap 01:36:08 Adding a mask to the light wrap layer 01:37:36 Growing the mask with the Maximum filter 01:39:54 Feathering the light wrap mask edge 01:40:42 Changing Blend modes to get the right look 01:48:30 Fixing mask problems 01:49:59 Using the light wrap layer to color the foreground edge 01:52:54 Adding grain to the entire image 01:54:24 Adding a vignette with an Inner Glow layer style 01:57:56 Using Lens Correction to add a vignette