OK... I really like the look of the new wall. I'll post some shots
and some blue screen action soon.
I have a couple of questions though...
I'm getting a dark blue aura around all of my talent and props. I
think it's because I've got a ton of light on the backdrop. What's up
with that and
I don't know, because it's been a long time since i blue/green
screened anything, but I would guess that if you've got a ton of
light on the backdrop then you may be getting some reflected blue
backlight around your subjects which might be causing the aura.
I think the chromakey apps are
Well I went with the Chromakey Blue idea, Rupert, and it looks
friggin' great!
thanks for the suggestion... I'll be sure to post some video soon.
Thanks Rupert!
peace,
Ron Watson
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I'd like some suggestions on the color to paint the wall in our
training studio that we use as a backdrop for our training videos.
We are getting half of the studio astroturfed and are looking to do s
serious training DVD.
I've been leaning towards a vibrant, rich blue for the wall colors,
Astroturf in your studio. How cool is that? I want to get my office
astroturfed.
Plain bright white is quite a useful colour to paint studio walls, if
they're very smooth and especially because you have highish ceilings.
White backgrounded videos and photos are ubiquitous - people always
