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Adrian Onsen <[e-mail]> writes:
> with ImgeFX 2.0 for a bit, and the best I accomplished is JUST the
> bluescreening effect.. How do you get the shadows as well to be used as a
> transparency map?

Chroma keying is not in IFX 2.0, its in 2.1 which is shipping imminently.
It accomplished in a new hook program which I believe is called CineMatte
or something like that.
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