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green screen settings ?
Posted by Arty Gold on December 1, 2007 at 8:23 pmhey guys and gals
we have a green screen shoot this monday
and this will be our first time with the hvx-200 (from the 100-b)so the question is of the 15 million different settings on the hvx
what’s the perfered or best setting for green screen ?720-24
720-60 ?another one
thanks so much (once again-ha)
Vince Becquiot replied 18 years, 5 months ago 5 Members · 5 Replies -
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Noah Kadner
December 2, 2007 at 2:02 amI’d go 720p24pN Or 1080/24p. Test test test with the final workflow before you lock in a decision. More important than the camera settings are that the lighting of the screen is perfect and even- use a waveform monitor on set if you can.
Noah
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Richard Harrington
December 2, 2007 at 3:52 amDefintely true progressive
Also get enough separation from Foreground to Background
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Dean Sensui
December 2, 2007 at 7:18 pmHere’s the settings I use:
Video cam
1080p30
Detail level -7
V Detail level -7 (both helps minimize edge artifacts)
Detail coring 0
Chroma level +2 (a bit more saturation helps the green channel)
Gamma Low
Knee Low
Matrix Norm
V Detail Freq ThinI’m using a green screen from EEFX.com and it’s exposed at 50 IRE.
For software I’m using Primatte.
Dean Sensui — Imagination Media Hawaii
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Arty Gold
December 3, 2007 at 2:39 ami also am using a firestore 100
i’ve been shooting on quicktime setting
if i switch over to true progressive do i than have to shoot on quicktime pN?
or do i just keep my settings on 720 30p ?
i think someone should get me a cheat sheet card !
laminate too please ha -
Vince Becquiot
December 3, 2007 at 5:34 pmNot sure the settings matter that much as long as your are not overlighting, or underlighting out your background. Chroma boosting can actualy help, but I would worry about your talent(s) first. Primatte is in my mind as well for best software keyer I have used if you can throw 700 bucks at it.
If you don’t have a scope (and your really should), you can use the zebra to make sure your screen is evenly lit. On a scope, I keep it around 50 IRE.
Vince
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