Primatte Chromakey 3.0 Software : Adobe Photoshop Plugin

The power of chromakey software.

Increasingly, blue / green screen photography is an important aspect of commercial photography and graphic design. For many years now, Primatte Chromakey software has been used to create special effects for motion pictures and television. Now this powerful chromakey software and blue / green screen photography tool is in the hands of professional photographers and designers. Welcome to your new workflow!

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Easily create a complex mask.

Primatte 3.0 is a powerful chromakey compositing plugin for Adobe Photoshop. Primatte chromakey software takes a foreground image of any resolution, shot against a single color, and replaces that color with transparent pixels. Learn more about Chromakey Software

Essentially, you create a very complex soft-edged mask. This gives a photographer the flexibility to add in any custom background your client wants to see... after the photo shoot. Who needs Primatte Chromakey 3.0?

Primatte's strength is its ease in creating masks around areas of detail that are typically difficult to retain, like wisps of hair, glass surface, smoke, and water.

Beneath the Primatte hood.

The chromakey plugin uses sophisticated algorithms to extract the background color. These algorithms also help you to color correct your subject, removing any color cast that might be caused by the background.

Primatte's tools are easy to use. Just click-and-drag to define the tonal values that you want to extract. The interface is seamlessly integrated into Adobe Photoshop, eliminating the need to jump into other applications.

Check out the Gallery.

Like the photographs along the top of this web page? The dancer in gauze was contributed by Brian Donnelly, a fashion & product photographer in Los Angeles, California. The dark-haired girl was contributed by Neal Martin, who runs his professional photography studio from Arlington, Texas. The two lovely ladies to the girl's right were photographed during a fashion shoot by Diane McCormick of McCardinal Photo in Boston. Thanks to Brian, Neal and Diane! You can see more of their work in our Primatte Design Gallery and Portrait Gallery.