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Apply Multiply blend mode to video?
I have a feeling the answer is, "no," but thought I'd ask. I am working on a fire safety course. In one scene, we tell the learner that a fire can double in size every minute. My graphic elements a...
You could try Davinci Resolve. Even the free version provides access to the chroma-key effect with control over strength. It can also be applied as multiple filters which might give better results on your video.
If you remove the black but it leaves flames that are too transparent, you could always re-render an output video by stacking multiple copies of the your keyed version in Resolve or Premiere, making them appear more opaque.
Thank you for the idea, Nathan. Unfortunately, I can not share any of what I'm working on..proprietary, plus liability reasons.
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