To replace a green screen with another image, you would use chroma-keying, and Vegas Pro has a chroma-keyer in Video FX.

There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube about chroma-keying in Vegas Pro - just go to YouTube and search 'chroma key Vegas Pro' or the like.

For the green screen image you have posted above, the green screen doesn't move; therefore, all you'll need to do is use pan/crop on the inserted image to frame it to your liking in the green screen space.

If the green screen image is moving and you want the inserted image to move precisely with the moving green screen, you are entering the world of tracking. Note: if the movement of the green screen is very simple, you might get an acceptable result by key framing a matching movement of the inserted image in the image's pan/crop settings.

Where tracking is needed, you will need a plug-in such as Mocha Pro (very expensive), or a separate programme such as HitFilm (purchase required) or HitFilm Express (free) with the Mocha HitFilm Add-on Pack ($49.99), or Fusion within Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve (free but with a huge learning curve), or After Effects with a Mocha plug-in (now only available by subscription unless you have access to an older version that has a perpetual licence).

Well normally you use a green screen for easy background removal of a subject so you can place the subject in another background.  This seems to be the reverse here (if I understand your example correctly). That being the case you don't need a chroma key  just mask or use a PIP effect to place a "photo" in the frame.

just mask or use a PIP effect to place a "photo" in the frame

Maybe I'm missing something here, but wouldn't a PIP chop off the right hand that moves in and swipes up and down a couple of times over the green screen?

Sorry, you're right, needs to be chromakeyed out - it's 4 AM here :)

Corner pin motion tracking is what you are after. There are a few plugins that do it, but Mocha is the best.

there's a bunch of options in mocha.

Isn't that better with after effects?

But the green square doesn't move, so why does it need motion tracking?

But the green square doesn't move, so why does it need motion tracking?

That’s what puzzles me about this thread, too. All it needs is chromakey, which is included in Vegas. Plus it is an animation, so there is no need for despilling or any other advanced processing, just a very basic chromakey.

Just put the GIF on the track below the track that contains the video and add a chromakey, the green variety, to the video. That’s it.

To replace a green screen with another image, you would use chroma-keying, and Vegas Pro has a chroma-keyer in Video FX.

There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube about chroma-keying in Vegas Pro - just go to YouTube and search 'chroma key Vegas Pro' or the like.

For the green screen image you have posted above, the green screen doesn't move; therefore, all you'll need to do is use pan/crop on the inserted image to frame it to your liking in the green screen space.

If the green screen image is moving and you want the inserted image to move precisely with the moving green screen, you are entering the world of tracking. Note: if the movement of the green screen is very simple, you might get an acceptable result by key framing a matching movement of the inserted image in the image's pan/crop settings.

Where tracking is needed, you will need a plug-in such as Mocha Pro (very expensive), or a separate programme such as HitFilm (purchase required) or HitFilm Express (free) with the Mocha HitFilm Add-on Pack ($49.99), or Fusion within Blackmagic Design's DaVinci Resolve (free but with a huge learning curve), or After Effects with a Mocha plug-in (now only available by subscription unless you have access to an older version that has a perpetual licence).

I do know how to put an image on a green screen that doesn't move. But I don't know how to track a moving green screen

I won't be paying any money because I literally don't have money, and there's probably no solution but to use after effects.

For all of you people that are confused, I want to put an image to a moving and going on different sides kind of green screen, I know how to put an image on a non-moving green screen.

Ignite Express from HitFilm matches your budget.

https://fxhome.com/ignite-express

It is a FREE suite of plug-ins (works in Vegas & Movie Studio) from fxHome, the makers of HitFilm (which was mentioned earlier). There is an effect called "Quad Warp" which will let you stretch the four corners of your insert video in any way you want. I would try putting your insert video on an upper track first and lowering the opacity temporarily, then stepping through your footage and setting the corners where you need them. Then move your video to a track below the green screen track, set the opacity back to 100%, and enable the chromakey fx on your green screen track. Ignite Express also includes a free green screen / chromakey function that is supposed to be very good -- probably better than the one built into Vegas. But I haven't tried it myself.

Looks trustable, probably won't be able to it right but thanks.

Corner pin motion tracking is what you are after. There are a few plugins that do it, but Mocha is the best.

Few plugins, what kind of plugins?

Mocha, Hitfilm both have plugins for Vegas that do motion tracking. I've only used Mocha, it does planar tracking which is extremely accurate. You can do far more than this with it, such as isolating a person in a scene to do color correction on just them, even as they move through the scene, removing elements from a scene, tracking CGI animated elements into the scene when compositing, and more.

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idk,

Your posts get more confusing by the hour...

You want to track a moving greenscreen, but posted a clip with a static one?

You keep asking for plug-ins, but have stated you "literally have no money." How do you plan to buy them?

You seem to want to use After Effects, but do you actually own it and know how to use it? If so, then of course use After Effects.

You were told about Hitfilm (both ignite express and Hitfilm express are free) but seem to have dismissed it without trying.

And, this sentence:

I want to put an image to a moving and going on different sides kind of green screen,

makes no sense to me. Is this a google translation from another language?

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idk,

Your posts get more confusing by the hour...

You want to track a moving greenscreen, but posted a clip with a static one?

You keep asking for plug-ins, but have stated you "literally have no money." How do you plan to buy them?

You seem to want to use After Effects, but do you actually own it and know how to use it? If so, then of course use After Effects.

You were told about Hitfilm (both ignite express and Hitfilm express are free) but seem to have dismissed it without trying.

And, this sentence:

I want to put an image to a moving and going on different sides kind of green screen,

makes no sense to me. Is this a google translation from another language?

 

 

 

forget it, i might as well use hitflim even know there's literally no tutorials out there.

i really don't know if i told you that there are two questions, i also forgot to mention that i couldn't fit 2 questions on the title.

thanks, i guess.

i might as well use hitflim even know there's literally no tutorials out there

Not so! The HitFilm web site has dozens upon dozens of tutorials, including several on tracking using Mocha in HitFilm. See: http://fxhome.com/video-tutorials#/

Search 'HitFilm chroma key' on YouTube and there are lots of how-to videos on chroma-keying in HitFilm and HitFilm Express.

ur welcome, i guess? 😋