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Using power windows to isolate elements

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Using power windows to isolate elements

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- In the previous movie, we talked about using the HSL keyer to isolate pixels in an image, and in that case we were using the brightness values as the isolation. What if we physically want to isolate part of the image over here, and just affect that part of the image over there? Can we do that? The answer is yes, and it's with power windows. Let's take a look at those, and we're going to jump into shot number 12 here. And we've got Dad here walking across the screen, so I'm going to pick this moment right here as where we want to kind of design our image. Let's click A for Auto here in node number one. We're going to alt + s, or option + s on the Mac, in order to add a new serial node. And now we're going to bring in those results like we've been doing on those autocorrects. Dropping them down a little bit, and then, again, I'm seeing, at least on this screen, it feels a little bit like a green tinge in here and part…

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