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Jon Sands July 16th, 2009 09:34 PM

First day with green screen
 
Green Screen Test on Vimeo


worked amazingly, $35 on ebay for 10 feet by 20


naked ex1

Paul Cascio July 17th, 2009 02:20 PM

Cool. That's was very entertaining.What software did you use to key?

Jon Sands July 17th, 2009 03:33 PM

Thanks!

Keylight used in AE

Simon Denny July 17th, 2009 06:41 PM

Hi John,

Can you direct me to the site you purchased this green screen from.

Thanks

Kevin Duffey July 17th, 2009 07:09 PM

You can get the material from Michales, Walmart, etc as well. I think I paid $30 for my 9 x 12 muslin green screen. And Keylight works really well with minimal work. You can do a bit better with some techniques found in AE CS4 Visual Effects and Compositing book.

It's fun for sure. The shot you have there with the guy with machine gun.. did you color correct it? It looks like he and the background are lit the same.. so good job if you did and how did you do it.. if not, well, good job getting lucky. :D

Jon Sands July 17th, 2009 10:47 PM

yeah he was graded, curves mostly, some desaturation, and some lighting in ae to give the same tiny little vignette / cast on him and the background

and I'm not sure if were allowed to link to ebay or not but here it goes.........


10 X 20 Ft Chromakey Green Screen Muslin Photo / Video - eBay (item 370226945397 end time Jul-18-09 18:00:58 PDT)

Simon Denny July 18th, 2009 03:10 PM

Thanks Jon,

The product looks great but the shipping into Australia is going to far at $127 plus the product on top.

I'll try and find one here in Australia.

Cheers

Vincent Oliver July 22nd, 2009 02:19 AM

If you have a blank wall then you can simply paint it green. Most good hardware stores should be able to mix up a pot of bright green. You can of course use any colour as a Key, but Green and Blue are the industry standard.

The key to good Keying is with the software that your using. Keylight in After Effects is excellent. I also use the Matrox RTX2 which has hardware keying, it is very quick (instant) and very accurate.


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