Can this paper be used for video to create the "Apple" background effect?
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If you are referring to the abstract clean background, then yes . . . you can light it where everything is shadowless or has very soft shadows.
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Well I only shoot stills but I used continuous lighting once with this paper and I would that yes you can create the effect using the right lighting diagram
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Only if it is on transparency. To place a picture on the screen would black out the light.
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I just saw your note. Yes, it would work. I used what I bought as a temporary viewing solution, I would be happy to sell it to you or send you a small sample so you can play with it. (beerd at cox dot net)
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Don't have a MAC. Sorry. &#9825;&#9825;&#9825;My Kodak printer, though. Having the 4x6 photo paper always loaded is fun. And the Kodak photo app. on my phone is just the best.
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I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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Not completely sure, but it's pretty sticky stuff. You may have to use extra squares, depending on the size and weight of the paper. I would try it.
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Well it depends... This paper's background is white. You peel it off then iron that on. So when it goes on a black shirt you see the image you printed RXACTLY how you printed it... White spots and all. To get an effect like the one in the image above you have to cut out each letter. And the clear one is meant for heat press. You can iron it but it doesn't turn out so nice. But it's also the most economical choice.
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Final Cut's keyer is okay. Make sure your screen is evenly lit and shadow free for the best results. The low budget movie I'm working on currently I use the node based compositor in Blender. Which is a free, open source program but very powerful.
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Yes, but the image will be upside down when you view it on the computer. Not a huge deal though if you really need the video. I'm sure it can be flipped somehow with today's software.
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Yes, any paper will work. The toy comes with a sample of white paper and a harder type one to make like a movie, those images that moves. The important thing is to have the right size, like A4.
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Adobe Acrobat will do that and many many other things. There maybe a less expensive option but I'm not aware.M. Raskin
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As far as I'm concerned, you cannot. However, there are several background options, but they all match the color of the iPod, which in this case is yellow.
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You probably could. Something like gold and silver sharpies would work. I used it as a super hero backdrop and taped Stark Industries on on of the buildings. If you want it taller though, get a plain black piece for the sky or a star night piece.
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It will work exactly for that purpose. However you need to be very careful that there are no shadows or bright spots on the paper when you photograph your subject or it will be difficult to mask out the green without accidentally removing some of your subject. Imaging and 'dark green' shadows or 'light green / white' spots caused by lighting wont actually be 'green' when you try to chromakey the photograph
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It will work fine with a muslin backdrop, or a 4' or 9' roll of seamless paper, depending on your needs.
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Any solid background will allow you to do that. This comes with three different solid backgrounds to choose from. The thing is you need the software to edit out the background, as well as the know how. If you don't have a program like Photoshop or similar you can't edit out the background and save it to a PNG.
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I found the Apple AirPrint to be less than optimal. It requires more than just a simple Print.I downloaded the Epson "iPrint" app to my iPad and iPhone. That works fine for me.