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Green Screen
shellymanc
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Hi this is prob the wrong place to ask im not sure ? but my daughter wants to make her own Green screen for making videos ect , has anyone any idea as to the cheapest way of creating this ?
I have done a lot of searching but not got a clue to be honest lol so any help would be appreciated
Thanks in advance xx
I have done a lot of searching but not got a clue to be honest lol so any help would be appreciated
Thanks in advance xx
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Use a green (or blue) backdrop. easy.Never Knowingly Understood.
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What editing package/vision mixer/camera will she be using to create the chroma key? Generally any large expanse of green cloth should be ok. Professionally a type of green baize or felt is used. I have tried this to quite a good effect, however the lighting is very important too to complete the effect."...IT'S FRUITY!"0
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What editing package/vision mixer/camera will she be using to create the chroma key? Generally any large expanse of green cloth should be ok. Professionally a type of green baize or felt is used. I have tried this to quite a good effect, however the lighting is very important too to complete the effect.
Hi ok Sauce thanks for replying it's imovie and the camera is a Sony DSC-H20 she's only 14 so im not after professional stuff hehe just so she can make vids with friends as cheap as poss xx0 -
Thanks Dogmary will check this out now thanks xx0 -
The important thing is to get an even light on the green cloth. Make sure the subject is separated enough from the backdrop to not cast any shadows on it. If it's a person you will need quite a big area!"...IT'S FRUITY!"0
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