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Whats a white seamless background technique for this?
IM doing a small web series for an upcoming yoga app we are are doing. I showed up to a studio with a much smaller white backdrop than promised and I cant do the shoot again
me and my working partner is lives in two different countries (us and sweden).How can I try to make this as nice as possible, its just gonna come up on you tube but still like a more even background than the “noise” at the sides 🙂 its not gonna be the actual product but still wanna keep some professional integrity since its going to represent a very nice looking product which selling point is the design.
I have tried to search for this online so also grateful for a good search term for my problem.
I took this screen shot so you know what Im talking about.I know its unevenly lighted but the rental place only had one light left a big kino flo and I was only in new york for that day
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/35136095/yogashot.png
I use premier pro
id be so so thankful for any input.
thanks
Jonas
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8 Replies
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Feather crop it onto a white background, might work.
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Thx Ill try to that.
By feather crop, you mean using this plug in?Appreciate the reply – will report back
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I don’t think that you should need a plugin. You should be able to use a garbage matte and just feather the edges within Premiere’s effects controls. Then just place that all over a white background.
Chances are though that a flat white may be a little too bright. Play around with varying levels of grey and/or cream so that you can best match your existing white backdrop.
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Thanks Matthew, excellent idea. I think I’ll just have to do that for each clip cause the background “white” various to much and finding the correct colour balance there.
I’m deeply thankful
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Glad to help! Hope it goes well!
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2011 Macbook Pro 17″, 2.3 Ghz Quad Core, 16GB RAM
AJA IoXT
Adobe Production Premium CS6, Avid Symphony 6, Final Cut Pro Studio 3
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Will report back!
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You could also try to clone that “white” background to fill the rest of the image.
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Hi Jonas,
Another option would be the roto brush tool in After Effects. As long as you are putting the subject overd a similar background, any rough edges will disappear.If you’re not familiar with it, just google AE roto tool and you’ll find a bunch of tutorials. It’s very simple to use and would probably work great against the white background.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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