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Welcome to Chroma-Keying.
The first step is finding the right green screen.
Who knows where to find this?
The first step is finding the right green screen.
Who knows where to find this?
Re: Getting Started
well, it coule be any colour, dos not have to be green, i just use my bed sheet, or my white house.
Re: Getting Started
Green or blue are the best colors, depending on your subject matter. Superman wouldn't work in front of a bluescreen. The best screens are built into the set, like at Public Television studios. Large spaces allow you to get some distance between your subject and screen, which is important to avoid casting shadows on the screen.
For "talking head" stuff where the screen doesn't have to be huge, I think you can hang a green bedsheet or tack a smooth material to the wall.
It's too expensive, but we've played with this at tradeshows and it's our dream chromakey toy:
http://www.reflecmedia.com/
-Dave
For "talking head" stuff where the screen doesn't have to be huge, I think you can hang a green bedsheet or tack a smooth material to the wall.
It's too expensive, but we've played with this at tradeshows and it's our dream chromakey toy:
http://www.reflecmedia.com/
-Dave
Re: Getting Started
That looks fun. Does the light ring only work with their greenscreen?
I'm not sure I completely understand the way it works.
I'm not sure I completely understand the way it works.
Previously Ghostlight Productions wrote:
Green or blue are the best colors, depending on your subject matter. Superman wouldn't work in front of a bluescreen. The best screens are built into the set, like at Public Television studios. Large spaces allow you to get some distance between your subject and screen, which is important to avoid casting shadows on the screen.
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For "talking head" stuff where the screen doesn't have to be huge, I think you can hang a green bedsheet or tack a smooth material to the wall.
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It's too expensive, but we've played with this at tradeshows and it's our dream chromakey toy:
>http://www.reflecmedia.com/
>
-Dave
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