ToddWayne_AZ
02-28-2008, 08:58 PM
Okay, I saw a cool tutorial about simulating an exterior shot of a vehicle using greenscreen and some cool After Effects stuff (Andrew Kramer's Serious Effects & Compositing DVD, if you're interested) . Of course I had to try it...so I grabbed my camera and forced two of my children into the garage. I have a really green piece of fabric that I used to covered the car windows, and took a few shots.
Since I was primarily interested in getting some footage into my editor and working on the keying techniques, my footage really suffers from poor light, wrinkles in the greenscreen, awful focus, and the general crummy quality you get when you try to rush through something. But, it's amazing how close you can get to making it look "real". Imagine if you really took the time to set it up properly!
Here's the link. It takes a minute to load (just shows the QT logo for a minute or two...not sure why):
http://homepage.mac.com/todd_fowler/iMovieTheater29.html
Here's two side by side grabs (Before & After).
UPDATE: Sorry, I thought I was in "Screen Grabs / Footage" when I posted this...shoulda been.
Since I was primarily interested in getting some footage into my editor and working on the keying techniques, my footage really suffers from poor light, wrinkles in the greenscreen, awful focus, and the general crummy quality you get when you try to rush through something. But, it's amazing how close you can get to making it look "real". Imagine if you really took the time to set it up properly!
Here's the link. It takes a minute to load (just shows the QT logo for a minute or two...not sure why):
http://homepage.mac.com/todd_fowler/iMovieTheater29.html
Here's two side by side grabs (Before & After).
UPDATE: Sorry, I thought I was in "Screen Grabs / Footage" when I posted this...shoulda been.