Showing posts with label green screen photography software for mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green screen photography software for mac. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 November 2010

Photography Green Screen Software

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photography green screen software
green screen photography?

i don't do any professional photography or anything, i'm 16, and whenever family or friends are over i'm always looking for a solid background to take "model-esque" or professional looking portraits and creative photos with..

so i was thinking about buying a cheap white background, but then i came across green screens that can be bought... i know you can change the background with it. and i just looked up that it does this when you tell your photo-editing software to remove the green in the picture;
my question is,
if someone is wearing green, will it remove it from their shirt as well as the background color?

is it more practical to get a white screen? or would it be smarter to get a green screen because i can use it for more?

thanks


you can us green or blue or black or anytthing in fact .Just lasso round the image object and splat it on a colour and tidy the edges .the blue/green screen trick is old hat .You could paint different backboards in a few shades so to have more flexibility with one particular colour.


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Tuesday, 23 March 2010

Green Screen Photography Software

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green screen photography software
What is the best green screen or chromakey photography software?

Preferably one with a small learning curve. I don't need to do anything too fancy, it's more just for playing around with some pics I have. Thanks!


There are a few options and it kind of depends on your budget, exactly what you want to do, and how compute literate you are.
You can do it in several Adobe products but I really wouldn't recommend that for the casual user because 1) They are expensive, 2) They are a little hard to use for the casual user and 3) It is usually overkill for most people.

I really like the stand alone 'green screen software' packages because they are inexpensive and user friendly. Normally the way they work is this:

You take a picture in front of a green screen (these are like $15)
You import the pic into your green screen program and it walks you through the process with kind of a software wizard. I am a big fan of this one http://bit.ly/cpdaK7

It's pretty cool what you can do with these programs..I have used them to make Christmas presents :)


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