If you are into visual effects, then Chroma Key is a feature of Final Cut Pro X that you have to know. Watch this video to elarn all about the Chroma key green screen tool that you can use to screate stunning FX.
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Great tutorial on chroma screen. How do you save the edited chroma key file for future use on multicam editing or how do you send it to iMovie for example?
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