blender remove green screen image as plans

[@Seshanth_5]

Guys use black screen instead of green screen it gives better results without any adjustments in colour ramp

[@gustavoguzman7134]

Youre right. it does.

[@gustavoguzman7134]

Thank you for sharing this tip.

[@RuminatingKiwi927]

Here's a better way:
Plug image/video texture [Color] to *Separate Color* node, add a *Math Node* and pick 'Divide', plug [Red] to [Value 1] and [Green] to [Value 2], add another *Math Node* and pick 'Greater Than', plug Divide node [Value] to Greater Than [Value], plug Greater Than [Value] to [Alpha] in Principled BSDF

[@animatoonstv.2216]

But apparently it does not remove the grey background on the image.

[@denizcarta6805]

what do you mean ?

[@jooooo9572]

replace translucent to transparent

[@flintscreationsofficial]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! This REALLY HELPS! I appreciate it :D

[@blendertutorial4928]

Thx for comment!

[@Teacherdani.]

You used translucent that why the background not removed, replace it with transparent

[@CinaBloom]

but i still have very tiny pixels showing through my image. how do i clean that up

[@easyundefined]

Very helpful, awesome

[@easyundefined]

I always wondered how to do this

[@gustavoguzman7134]

Thank you for this very useful tutorial.

[@blendertutorial4928]

thx for comment monkey Gustavo xd have a nice day week..year ...life;p

[@thatsme6793]

Thank you

[@andrewman989]

thank you, you are the MAN!

[@blendertutorial4928]

no im not im a big loser;p glad i help with this tutorial...thx for comment my guy

[@animatoonstv.2216]

it didn't work, there is a background.

[@Teacherdani.]

replace translucent to transparent

[@gustavoguzman7134]

@@Teacherdani. that did the trick. thanks.