marlontorres Well-known member Aug 5, 2007 #1 Keying in HDV ain't bad: http://www.torresstudios.com/temp/dore.mov Keying was done in Keylight.
William_Robinette Shallow Member Aug 5, 2007 #2 Nice stuff as always. You and Macgregor single handedly keep me from jumping io an HVX in possible favor of an A1 and Brevis system... You guys gotta stop...
Nice stuff as always. You and Macgregor single handedly keep me from jumping io an HVX in possible favor of an A1 and Brevis system... You guys gotta stop...
lordybob Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #4 how many lights were you using? key and person? Also how big is the screen? cheers. Awesome work!
Scott F Pug Life Aug 6, 2007 #5 I've already made my decision, this just reinforces it. Wondering about your lighting setup as well.
W wes Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #6 for a music video I did, I used a neon green poster board as a backdrop......shot it with my Sony VX2000 (old 3ccd cam for those who dont know). Then keyed it out with no problem......so I doubt the A1 will have problems keying green screen footage.
for a music video I did, I used a neon green poster board as a backdrop......shot it with my Sony VX2000 (old 3ccd cam for those who dont know). Then keyed it out with no problem......so I doubt the A1 will have problems keying green screen footage.
marlontorres Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #7 lighting setup was fairly simple, 2 500w halogens on the screen and 1 keylight on the actress.