Hello,
I am new to the vs10 and am very impressed. I am using this primarily as a chroma key, but I have utilized everything I know so far from this product. I am filming against a chroma green screen, I am receiving a small bit of green spill over. I am a good 7 feet from the back screen. I can't find anything on this site, or on a search to indicate it has any compensations for spill.
Thanks,
Mark.
Spill Supression
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There was an interesting discussion in the MediaStudio thread recently about green screen/blue screen with a number of external links.
Most of these items will also apply to VideoStudio.
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic.php?t=14503
Most of these items will also apply to VideoStudio.
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic.php?t=14503
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The lighting has alot to do with Chroma-Key. If you don't get even lighting, then it will be difficult to key out the required color. If there is any shadowing onto the cloth, or wrinkles, it will look like a darker color to the program, and it will not key it out.
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