[Lennart Holterman]

He Tod,

Thanx for your great reply and explanation ☺

I filmed my character with a shutter speed of 100. I have rendered out an example and i am
curious if you think it is to staccato and choppy when he moves? i don’t have enough experience to judge on this.

here is the google drive link:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8MudY1Ib6d9NENNRERGeFRqanc

I hope you can find some time to have a quick look at it?

Thanx in front
greetz lenny

[Lennart Holterman]

He Chris,
Thanx for the post! Very interesting video from Kinetek. I understand how to do step 1-4, but i don’t understand how i could do step 5 in post. I willl have to dive into Davinci resolve and see how to do this ☺
Greetz lenny

[Lennart Holterman]

He Todd,
Thanx for the reply. You said:

Steam it, or use spray-on wrinkle remover (which is what we do).

Read the last four posts in this thread….
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/54/860829#860833

This works fine when i do it with muslin (cotton) but doesn’t seem to get rid of all the wrinkles with polyester material
like my green screen from trevira CS material.

Do you also use this technique on polyester green screens?

Thanx in front
greetz Lenny

[Lennart Holterman]

He Matthew,
This was exactly the info i was hoping to get.
thanx a lot for replying to me.
Greetz Lenny