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January 14th, 2006, 01:02 AM | #1 |
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HD100 Greenscreen?
Does anyone have any GreenScreen footage from this camera?
Also - if you're planning to do effects work do you transfer to a different codec and work from there? Doesn't seem to me like you'd want to be in HDV for anything but initial recording. I'm on a Mac. Thanks. |
January 14th, 2006, 01:32 AM | #2 |
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Ideally, you would digitize live uncompressed to a G5 via a Kona or Decklink if you were shooting green screen in a studio.
However, someone did post some HDV greenscreen samples somewhere and the 4:2:0 colour keyed better than I expected.
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It was over at DvDoctor and it looked very clean and much better than DV.
Check it out Joel. |
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We do a fair amount of greenscreen footage with ours and it produces a very clean key (for us it is through ULTR Key). I do not have any here but can post some when I get back into the office.
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I have done a Green Screen test using HDV (FX!) with a lot of motion and it has come out well.
For the test I shot a staff member using two 20 W CFL bulbs. Light was very poor. Green screen was unevenly lit. (purposely) The girl was shaking her head vigorously, her hair flying every where. A nightmare Green Screen shot. See how it has come out. See the hair strands on top of her head. http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM3.jpg http://www.dcinemanetworks.com/images/IM4.jpg |
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Well I haven't shot any greenscreen yet with the HD-100 but you can see what I did with the FX-1 in this thread:
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=43796 Thanks, Eric James http://www.expertmagic.com/ |
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Glad to hear it.
I can hardly wait to try a key with the JVC. Mainly because it is a progressive image, so I won't have to deal with the nightmares of interlacing in a key ;) Thanks, Eric James |
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I've shot golf clubs against a blue screen and pulled a perfect key with the keying tool in Pinnacle Liquid Chrome. I was shooting HDV-30p on the JVC. I also shot the same set up with a BetaSP camera and had much poorer results. I was actually supprised of the quality and the fact that it was better than the Beta footage.
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