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# Chroma key, alpha channel, materials.

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**Four types of material are available in the editor:**\
\- flat – "plain background";\
\- standard – applies highlights and shadows to the image;\
\- chroma-key – used to remove a real green or blue background filmed on video;\
\- alpha – for removing a background created in a video editor. Perfectly removes a black background. Allows creating fire effects, preserves neon glow when removing the background, and is applicable for other effects.

*The scene with the removed background looks more spectacular.*

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Background can be removed in images and videos.\
If an image background is not removed correctly, use an external online resource or editor.\
For example this one <https://www.remove.bg/ru>.&#x20;

For background flat, chroma-key and alpha are available.

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The alpha channel has fine adjustment. Use it if the object has artifacts or looks unrealistic after background removal.


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