Does the greenscreenwizard pro include the light wrap technique?
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I have no idea what that means. The software does a great job of separating one detail like hair wisps with not a hint of green coming through.
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That's a very vague question. Unlocking ISF Day and Night modes in the professional menu are the most flexible settings if you're a tweaker. Cnet's review has a calibration setting that you can try (I think it's in custom mode) as well.Enjoy!
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These are the settings I currently have:Standard Picture ModeBacklight 14Contrast 80Brightness 50Sharpness 60Color 50Black Tone DarkDynamic Contrast OffShadow Detail 0Gamma 0Expert Pattern OffRGB Mode OffEdge Enhancement OnMotion Lighting OffLED Motion Plus OnAuto Motion Plus Standard
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Since you are going to light it from the "front", unless you are back lighting your green screen, it won't. I have used this in front of a window, and with a higher f-stop than the ambient light hitting your backdrop, you won't have any back light issues. In other words, if you light it properly, nothing will show through.
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First of all do not feel stupid asking any questions on here. A green screen program is what you use with the digital background collection. As a rule of thumb you can use most solid back ground screens like a greenscreen or a blue screen or a white screen. The idea is though to use a background that is not a part of any of the other colors in what you are shooting so when you take it out and put in the back ground you want it will not wash away anything you want. A green screen is often best because it is a color that is not in your shot as it is usually a neon greenish green. The program helps to separate and blend all of this color and background. I hope that helps. First of all do not feel stupid asking any questions on here. A green screen program is what you use with the digital background collection. As a rule of thumb you can use most solid back ground screens like a greenscreen or a blue screen or a white screen. The idea is though to use a background that is not a part of any of the other colors in what you are shooting so when you take it out and put in the back ground you want it will not wash away anything you want. A green screen is often best because it is a color that is not in your shot as it is usually a neon greenish green. The program... » Read More First of all do not feel stupid asking any questions on here. A green screen program is what you use with the digital background collection. As a rule of thumb you can use most solid back ground screens like a greenscreen or a blue screen or a white screen. The idea is though to use a background that is not a part of any of the other colors in what you are shooting so when you take it out and put in the back ground you want it will not wash away anything you want. A green screen is often best because it is a color that is not in your shot as it is usually a neon greenish green. The program helps to separate and blend all of this color and background. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Screen Menu &gt; System &gt; General &gt; Light Effect ..then simply choose the option you prefer
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I have been shooting in "auto" mode for video so I am not sure. My video on You Tube "Face The DJ DJ Peace" is an example of a video containing some 'green screen' from my small studio using these lights in 'auto'. The shots with "DJ Peace" make-up will be obvious.
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I haven't tried the other, but this one works well however it is a little thin. I use the supports but mostly with other backdrops that are a little thicker. the green screen does work, but it has to be up against a solid background like a wall with no light to work best.
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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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The image for this product doesn't really help. Set up your light studio so that the black is the back panel on the outside. The white as a back and both sides so the table you set it on is bare at the bottom. The Velcro is then on top in back for your backdrops.
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Yes, we include an installation guide with all orders. The 5% is the VLT %, which means the film only allows 5% of light to pass through. I hope I answered your question! Thanks Reply: http://www.buydecorativefilm.com/content/Buy%20Decorative%20Film%20Widow%20Film%20Installation%20Guide.pdf Please, check our installation guide.
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Oh yes. All versions of Sony Movie Studio since 9 have a pretty decent chroma key effect. I've been using it a lot. You can use any color, doesn't have to be green. Just make sure you have good, consistent lighting.
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I will setting mine up with a dimmer pack for the first time in a couple days. What software are you using? Im running QLS on one system and Freestyler on another.
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Not sure, I installed it right away because you need it to adjust the color of the backlight (default is red) Seems to not be bothersome software.
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yes I think so?? I record in hd cuse I want to see if I pic up any thing that gives off uv or ir lighting...at any time of day but it look funnyto see the green plants looking like thay do
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I use Cyberlink Photo Director (For Photos) and Power Director (For Video). However, please note that any green screen software will work with this kit. I hope this helps!
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No, It flash and/or fade between all collors only. Red and green you can have stoped.