I was curious about green screens and the various materials they are made of...
All my green screen work to date has been Reflecmedia which is highly specialized, and very expensive and while its easy to work with its way outside my budget...
Can anyone tell me what's the difference between the muslin, canvas, and Matthews "MATT"?
Obviously paint and paper are an option as well but I would like something that will last a little while. I already use paint for hard set flats and boxes and tables and such, but I need something portable, field worthy, and not going to shred or tear on me easy. Also, long term care such as cleaning is a concern as well...
Any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Brian
All my green screen work to date has been Reflecmedia which is highly specialized, and very expensive and while its easy to work with its way outside my budget...
Can anyone tell me what's the difference between the muslin, canvas, and Matthews "MATT"?
Obviously paint and paper are an option as well but I would like something that will last a little while. I already use paint for hard set flats and boxes and tables and such, but I need something portable, field worthy, and not going to shred or tear on me easy. Also, long term care such as cleaning is a concern as well...
Any info is greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Brian