Dr Green 2.0 released

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Dr Green 2.0 released

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Some days ago I released the latest version of Dr Green, the freeware compositing software that can do some sort of spill suppression. So if your software offers only real bad greenscreening, it may be useful.

For me this was a great programming experience since I have just implemented my very first drag'n'drop timeline, as seen in many editors (well, not that pro, of course). It was one of those nights when everything goes fast and results in success, so after a few hours I was able to dragndop/position etc. movies on my timeline, programed from scatch (aka not using 3rd party modules). Now I only need to add audio support and transitions the sooner or later and Dr Green is going to be a simple but handy fullfledged editor. However.

Even now it may be used for greenscreening since it can do matteline color neutralizing, helping to disguise the greenishness of a matteline without to cut off too much of the soft contours.
Additionally it contains a Glow filter, something that is not included most cheap editors.

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Have a look:
http://www.melog.ch/drgreen/
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very nice! bit confusing though, if anyone can help me, im pretty useless with greenscreening stuff, share your experiences and successes with this program, looks great!
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Post by df »

cool program! great work!

here is something to do better in the program:

-make a inport option in the menu instead of draging from folders. Another way to do this is to add a "file list box" inside the program and then drag files from that.


- add more codec
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Thanks for this great software! It's simple and easy to use. Keep up the fantastic work!
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How to load a video?

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how do I load a mpg file on dr green?
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Very cool! The Interface is a little bit cunfusing, better you make an Step by Step Wizard to help beginners to get through. I use After Effects for Keying, but your Programm is very good!
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cool, il have a look i need some delicia grenscreen
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