[Bartek Bart]

Hey, thanks a lot. I’ve used your tips. Now we decided to use green box. Everything is better now, but the next issue has came.

Take a look for talents cheeks. There something with focus, it is more blurred. Especially on Full Screen. When screen is stable, I mean there is no move of talent, it is better.

I use Instat AutoFocus (tried with mono, but it was worse), the changes of settings doesn’t help (we use F3.2 to F3.4; exposure 0 db to 3 db, shutter 1/50; temperature from 5400 K to 6000 K). Despite of the settings the blurred cheeks still occurs. What could I change? Too much light? Key light has 4 or 5 (we tried both settings) 5500K bulbs, 85W fluorescent (soft-boxed), two umbrellas on green screen, one head light (1 umbrella with 2 bulbs the same as in key light) and a fill light also 1 umbrella with two bulbs.

Here’s the screenshot:

[Bartek Bart]

I’m little bit afraid of green screen, it has other issues while cutting the subject, plus I think it could be much more difficult with talents glasses. I have a green screen sheet, could give a shot.

Okay do what do you think:
More bulbs to the background? Should be more distance between talent and the background (I’m afraid that more light in background will cause the reflection and the talent will be in “shadow”).

Or more bulbs for key light and the background?

[Bartek Bart]

Hi thank you for respond. Here is the effect. The background should be white, the actor is gray, and he has shadow under the chin (but not this one in entire window, it is beacuse a program).

And here is the studio, fill light in the right, key in the left, back before the seat: