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Assuming this is possible, allowing cropping that is outside the x-y axis would be helpful. We often shoot score clocks from an angle and this would be helpful to get a clean crop.
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It's possible to make a mask shape in Photoshop, and use this to mask an input
in the colour key, key fill selector.
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Thats a good idea.
I would still rather have the ability to do it on the fly, but that is a definite work around.
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You could grab a still on the fly from vMix and use that in PS as a guide to make a mask. This also makes soft edge masking possible. Using an animated mask will create custom wipes.
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