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  • THANK YOU ?

  • Thanks a lot for the suggestions!

    At least now I know the name of my enemy “JUDDER

  • Thanks a lot.

    Can this one be a solution?

    Let’s say I want a final video at 29,97 fps that lasts 6 seconds

    I create a composition 59,94 fps lasting 6 seconds

    Convert 59,94 fps to 29,97 fps getting a video lasting 12 seconds

    Timestrech 50% getting a video at 29,97 fps lasting 6 seconds

    It is a stupid thing???

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 7, 2017 at 11:08 pm in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    Absolutely agree! Thanks

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 7, 2017 at 10:31 pm in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    Woow! Great scheme! Thanks Shawn!

    In the future probably I will have 5 lights but at the moment I own only 3.

    As reflector can a Foam board diy be ok? White? Silver?

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 7, 2017 at 5:15 pm in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    thanks Shawn…other useful advice!

    Percorso file: ..\P3190243.MOV
    Tipo: Filmato di QuickTime
    Dimensioni file: 48.0 MB
    Dimensioni immagine: 1920 x 1080
    Frequenza fotogrammi: 25.00
    Formato audio sorgente: 48000 Hz – 16 bit – Stereo
    Formato audio del progetto: 48000 Hz – virgola mobile a 32 bit – Stereo
    Durata complessiva: 00:00:13:11
    Proporzioni pixel: 1.0

    I need to export in photojpeg.

    I have 3 skoftbox 60×90. One of them is a softbox boom.

    How I have to set the lights?
    Softbox boom for subject and the other softbox (left and right) for the screen…..or

    Softbox boom for screen and and the other softbox (left and right) for the subject??

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 7, 2017 at 1:07 pm in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    Simon, thanks a lot!
    Next weekend I’ll try to put into practice your advise.

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 7, 2017 at 8:43 am in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    Thanks everybody.

    – Ok 10 feet (2 feet was a mistake, sorry)

    -Right, screenshots don’t help me to show you “wobbly edges”. I mean that looking at video the edges seem “live”….like THIN SNAKES that move forward and backward along the edge line while the subject moves….that you can easily conclude it is a keyed video (i.e. poor keyed video).

    -You say the culprit is one noisy channel….once found it, what can I do?

    I’ll try to rise the exposure of the green screen……what else?

  • Alex Sporanox

    April 6, 2017 at 7:08 pm in reply to: wobbly edges green screen

    One softbox CFL light is to illuminate the screen and two softboxes CFL to illuminate the subjects ( I know I should illuminate the screen with another softbox)

    Here you are the screenshots

    Footage

    Footage keyed

    thanks

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