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Evoto: AI Background and Person masking

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Demo summary

The video demonstrates Evoto's AI masking capabilities to automatically separate the background and the subject for independent color grading and skin tone correction.

Step-by-step

  1. Adjust the color temperature slider to approximately 3,900 to enhance background blues.
  2. Decrease the exposure by about a third of a stop.
  3. Increase the contrast and lower the highlights by approximately 50.
  4. Open up the shadows to about 40.
  5. Increase the vibrance under the Presence section.
  6. Decrease the overall saturation slider.
  7. Navigate to Hue, Saturation, and Luminance (HSL) and reduce the yellow saturation to approximately -35 to -56 to neutralize hair color.
  8. Apply a lens vignette and adjust the midpoint to focus on the subject.

Tips

  • Use vibrance instead of saturation to add punch to colors without creating an oversaturated look, as it only targets the least saturated areas.
  • Lower the yellow saturation in HSL if hair appears too golden or yellow.
  • Apply a lens vignette to help draw focus toward the center of the image.

Highlights

“So right there before and after you can see we've made a significant change but we need to really bring out that color and fine-tune all of the skin tones.”

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