Hi yall, I have a question. I want to create a 3d/real movie. For this I must the poser figure and animation with a invisible background. I thought I create a greenscreen in poser and delete the key color with adobe premiere. Anybody ever tried that? does it work? Thank you!

Save your Poser pictures in TIF format, the TIF format has a alpha mask. Mazak

cool! But what if I want to create a animation avi?

Select in Poser: Animation > Make Movie... Sequence Type: Image Files (TIF). Render your animation. Load the image sequence in adobe premiere. How to make a movie in adobe premiere read the manual.

Mazak

THANKS a lot Mazak!!! Will post my vid her when its finshed :)

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You are very welcome :) See also my Poser animations. Mazak

great Work!!!!!!!!!!

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There is one problem. When you save a sequence of images in Poser, Poser 'inverts' the images. Supposedly you can 're-invert' these in a program such as Photoshop, although it will not work for me. What I was forced to do was 'manually' render each frame of my animation as a single frame, I then move the timeframe forward one frame and render the next frame. This was not an efficient solution, especially with animations over 30 frames. I now no longer render in Poser, I import my animations into Cinema4D and render them there, with no 'inversion' problems.

This stupid program!! Poser 'inverts' the Alpha mask. I always save my animations as Image sequence. So I have more control over the MPEG quality. I had never such problems. Thank you for the info. Mazak

I use Ulead MediaStudioPro. But I believe that Premiere can cromakey an .avi background. Just render your .avi uncompressed with a solid background color (usually blue or green). Then cromakey by color in Premiere. ScottA

Import your .avi and use it as a background animation. Then you can either "make movie" as an animation or as a series of images, and Poser will blend everything really nicely.