Darren Kelly
January 24th, 2004, 01:50 PM
For all those who have been asking questions about the ability of HDV to use a green screen, I asked a friend of mine who did some to provide me with a sample.
If you visit my web site (link below) and go to the sample page you will find a link to an HD WMV file that will stream for you. It is only about 4 seconds, but it is in full HD format, so you will get a good look.
Please note:
1. You will need windows media 9 player installed. Visit Microsoft to do that.
2. The key is pretty good, but could be better. My friend does not have After Effects and used the standard keyer in Premiere Pro to accomplish the key. As folks experienced will note, there is some spill on the actor that could be removed if the filter provided the ability, but in his case it didn't.
I hope this helps folks see the camera's potential a little more. The other thing to look at is how amazing the codec looks. This is Windows Media 9 HD and I think it is pretty good.
Comments, discussion to follow I am sure.
Cheers
DBK
If you visit my web site (link below) and go to the sample page you will find a link to an HD WMV file that will stream for you. It is only about 4 seconds, but it is in full HD format, so you will get a good look.
Please note:
1. You will need windows media 9 player installed. Visit Microsoft to do that.
2. The key is pretty good, but could be better. My friend does not have After Effects and used the standard keyer in Premiere Pro to accomplish the key. As folks experienced will note, there is some spill on the actor that could be removed if the filter provided the ability, but in his case it didn't.
I hope this helps folks see the camera's potential a little more. The other thing to look at is how amazing the codec looks. This is Windows Media 9 HD and I think it is pretty good.
Comments, discussion to follow I am sure.
Cheers
DBK