Green Screen keying in Blender

The basic “keying” node is applied to the green screen

Only the “Screen Balance” option needed to be reduced to around 0.633 to take the transparency out of Godiva’s body area. The remaining settings in the “keying” node were default and great results were found especially allowing the full see-through veil to be preserved.

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