@vikifye If you're doing quick stuff or just need to do specific tasks like keying or caption animations, you could probably get away with a dedicated software or something like CapCut.
@vikifye If you're the one editing the videos then migrating to one of the more "industry standard" software will help in the long run (Adobe, Davinci, Final Cut). Davinci is free so you only lose time if it doesn't work out for you.
@vikifye The Difference Matte workaround is a bit of a process to put in a Twitter comment, but editors will know what I’m getting at. We haven’t found a plugin that adds a proper chroma color so we make do with this.
@vikifye I tested your model with a standard green screen and was able to keep the colors intact in Premiere’s Ultra Key and After Effects’ Keylight. Resolve should be able to do it too.
I imagine you’d prefer to stay in Filmora, so rather than have to open an entirely different editing