Say you want a greenscreen effect with a watermark on top. This means it cannot do effects that require a render on top of a render. I am not familiar with Screenflow.Īlso, iMovie does all rendering in one pass. If you need sophisticated control of your keying, get FCPX. When people are doing computer generated graphics, or creating a green background with Photoshop or Keynote or Powerpoint, I suggest using a gradient between close shades of green, rather than a monochromatic green. Perhaps for this reason, if you have a perfect green key in iMovie, then iMovie might think you used the green on purpose.
It is designed for people making home movies.
IMovie is designed with a very forgiving green screen feature so you can hang a green bedsheet on a wall and get a decent effect. I want to thank those that I borrowed these images from.I will not use them beyond my testing. Screenflow is SUPER simple and cheep (on sale today for $70), I've seem it 50% off.įinal Cut is OUTSTANDING but super costly for what I wanted to do.Really a great product.Īnyway, here I am with a iMovie and so far it looks like it isn't a fit for me.Anyone know if a way to tweek it to make both chroma-key and watermarking work? I guessing it's just me, but the others seemed so simple.Īttached are screen copies of each.in order below are iMovie, Final Cut Pro X, and the output of Screenflow. Screenflow and Final Cut took about 5-10 minutes with zero knowledge of either.Over an hour with with iMovie and never could make it work.Īganin 5-10 minutes with Screenflow and Final Cut, with iMove it looks like I could have either keying or watermark, but not both. I wanted to test my ability to use chrome-key and watermarks in making a short clip using 3 products.Screenflow 4, iMovie, Final Cut Pro X. Frankly iMovie so far seems to be pain.Ī) borrowed chroma-key movie from the web I did attempt to find the answers to the questions below here and on the web.
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