thomshouse
New Member
Hi all,
I've been trying to switch over from Xsplit to OBS, but I am having more difficulty with the chroma key than anticipated.
I'm making it work, but I thought I would suggest a new key type that hopefully wouldn't be too hard to implement, and would be a really powerful tool: an HSL key.
SparkoCam (a DSLR webcam utility) has the option for an HSL key which lets you set ranges for hue, saturation, and lightness, with every color matching that range being keyed out. It really makes it easy to isolate all shades of green without accidentally keying out any yellows or blues, for instance.
Here's what the HSL key interface looks like in SparkoCam: http://imgur.com/3kN56i1
And here's what the key profile looks like: http://imgur.com/ka1r0Bg
By contrast, even when using multiple instances of the current OBS chroma key filter, I can't key out all greens without spilling into yellow and blue ranges: http://imgur.com/FOHQX6O
Hope this is helpful. Thanks!
I've been trying to switch over from Xsplit to OBS, but I am having more difficulty with the chroma key than anticipated.
I'm making it work, but I thought I would suggest a new key type that hopefully wouldn't be too hard to implement, and would be a really powerful tool: an HSL key.
SparkoCam (a DSLR webcam utility) has the option for an HSL key which lets you set ranges for hue, saturation, and lightness, with every color matching that range being keyed out. It really makes it easy to isolate all shades of green without accidentally keying out any yellows or blues, for instance.
Here's what the HSL key interface looks like in SparkoCam: http://imgur.com/3kN56i1
And here's what the key profile looks like: http://imgur.com/ka1r0Bg
By contrast, even when using multiple instances of the current OBS chroma key filter, I can't key out all greens without spilling into yellow and blue ranges: http://imgur.com/FOHQX6O
Hope this is helpful. Thanks!
