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Creating a Secondary by Keying a Range of Colours
Using the Hue, Luminance, and Saturation (HLS) Keyer to Extract a Key
Using the Diamond Keyer to Extract a Key
Modifying the Edges of the Key
Removing Stray Pixels from a Key
Sharpening a Key Source Image
Inverting Keys
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Working with Mattes
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Sharpening a Key Source Image

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    Sharpen a key source image to increase or decrease the softness of only the pixels that are within the chrominance and luminance range for tolerance.

    NoteThis procedure applies to the Diamond Keyer only.

    To sharpen a key:

    1. View the secondary in the Player. Press F11 to toggle between Matte view and Secondary view.
    2. Drag the Sharpness slider to adjust softness and reduce noise if the matte appears grainy.

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