Any software for this?

[zhoak]

Hello, I need to do some chromas.

I recorded first the planes of the room, which have camera movement, and now i have to record the boy that is in that planes, with chroma.

The thing is that, for make his movements and camera angles exactly the same as the recorded planes i have to put him, i would need a program that plays in my computer screen (or camera screen) the video of the recorded plane, and another semitransparent layer with what the camera watches in that moment and record, so i make him doing the same movements exactly watching the two layers.

Do you know any program for make this?

BTW my camera is canon 550D.

 

[TheKenTurner]

I have no idea what you're talking about, but After Effects does everything...

 

[CherylL]

I have no idea what you're talking about, but After Effects does everything...

I think what the OP is saying is that she has footage of a room while panning. Now she wants to shoot a subject in front of a green screen and needs a program to chroma key while shooting to sync up the pans between the two videos. After Effects does have Camera Tracking, but not on live shots.

OP: Google Chroma Key Live. You could also ask over at the Creative Cow forum.

 

[zhoak]

I have no idea what you're talking about, but After Effects does everything...

I think what the OP is saying is that she has footage of a room while panning. Now she wants to shoot a subject in front of a green screen and needs a program to chroma key while shooting to sync up the pans between the two videos. After Effects does have Camera Tracking, but not on live shots.

OP: Google Chroma Key Live. You could also ask over at the Creative Cow forum.

yes that is what i meant. I have a footage of planes in movement, of a medieval scenography. And now i have to recor dthe actor in the scenography with a chroma. and he has to make the movements as the recorded planes. I will search in that forum, thanks!

 

[paross2]

You can't do it the way you're trying to.

Either use motion tracking in after effects, or if you're not that skilled... just use ultra key, then keyframe it using Premiere.

Have your actor watch the footage a few times and rehearse timing. Then, shoot several times to get it right.