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Yannick Hausler · September 8th, 2010, 11:00 AM

Hi Guys,

Haven't seen this anywhere yet so here is what I achieved with the Sony NX5E with a small cheap green screen - first attempt.
YouTube - Sony NXCAM Chroma Key Results

Hope you like it.

Ian McElroy · September 8th, 2010, 03:15 PM

I liked it!

I don't know much about green screen. What can you tell us about what you did - what problems you had etc.

I think the trick with green screen is to get the lighting to match the background - but your presenter looked very well lit for the scene....

Ian

Brandon Barnard · September 8th, 2010, 03:34 PM

I always have trouble with spill. I think I am over lighting the green screen. It looks like yours was pretty dark. Can you tell us some of your techniques from lighting to keying.

Yannick Hausler · September 9th, 2010, 02:54 AM

I'm not an export either in green screen. This was my first attempt..

My green screen is set up at the end of my garage. It was a sunny day so I thought I would leave the garage doors open to get extra light onto the presenter and green screen. My main lighting source was 1 worklight which was placed on some beams near the roof of garage. The light source spread out onto the green screen and was relatively well lit. This is also the main lighting source of the presenter, as you may see on the presenter and green screen, the left and top side is receiving more light, but on the right hand side of the green screen there is no light set up.
Before you light your green screen you want to know what you want to achieve in the final render. My client wanted a white background so I did my best with what I had, which was 1 worklight and natural sunlight from outside coming through the garage doors.

I didn't really have any problems in post production. I used after effects cs5 to key out. The only thing that can sometimes be seen, is on the right hand side when the hand of the presenter goes onto the chroma keyed area, there is an outline of the green as it is too different from the lighted green screen parts.

I hope that gives you an idea, but as I said this was my first attempt so I'm not an expert.

If you have any more questions then I will try to answer them

Regards
Yannick

September 8th, 2010, 11:00 AM	#1
Yannick Hausler New Boot Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: UK Posts: 18	Green Screen Result Sample Hi Guys, Haven't seen this anywhere yet so here is what I achieved with the Sony NX5E with a small cheap green screen - first attempt. YouTube - Sony NXCAM Chroma Key Results Hope you like it.

September 8th, 2010, 03:15 PM	#2
Ian McElroy Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Hitchin, United Kingdom Posts: 28	I liked it! I don't know much about green screen. What can you tell us about what you did - what problems you had etc. I think the trick with green screen is to get the lighting to match the background - but your presenter looked very well lit for the scene.... Ian

September 8th, 2010, 03:34 PM	#3
Brandon Barnard Regular Crew Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 120	I always have trouble with spill. I think I am over lighting the green screen. It looks like yours was pretty dark. Can you tell us some of your techniques from lighting to keying.

September 9th, 2010, 02:54 AM	#4
Yannick Hausler New Boot Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: UK Posts: 18	I'm not an export either in green screen. This was my first attempt.. My green screen is set up at the end of my garage. It was a sunny day so I thought I would leave the garage doors open to get extra light onto the presenter and green screen. My main lighting source was 1 worklight which was placed on some beams near the roof of garage. The light source spread out onto the green screen and was relatively well lit. This is also the main lighting source of the presenter, as you may see on the presenter and green screen, the left and top side is receiving more light, but on the right hand side of the green screen there is no light set up. Before you light your green screen you want to know what you want to achieve in the final render. My client wanted a white background so I did my best with what I had, which was 1 worklight and natural sunlight from outside coming through the garage doors. I didn't really have any problems in post production. I used after effects cs5 to key out. The only thing that can sometimes be seen, is on the right hand side when the hand of the presenter goes onto the chroma keyed area, there is an outline of the green as it is too different from the lighted green screen parts. I hope that gives you an idea, but as I said this was my first attempt so I'm not an expert. If you have any more questions then I will try to answer them Regards Yannick