shooter-mac
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Hello all,
My apologies, I know these topics have been discussed in depth, (having read through allot of them, and being a member of other forums I can empathise). I am just trying to get some straight answers or just to allow me some piece of mind.
Shooting 5day green screen shoot and using this camera for first time.
#1. Shooting in green screen, should I keep my lighting ratios to a minimum and dial in contrast and crush blacks latter for the contrast look? (Sin City should give you an indication of the contrast I am aiming for)
#2. Along with that, I read that bounce from the green screen could dilute the darker areas. So I should throw some small amount of light in there? (And contrast in post)
#3. Is this camera fussy about evenness of the screen?
#4. Still am not sure that lighting for subjects falling on the ground at there feet will disrupt the keying.
#5. Any tips, settings from players that would like to share? Anything would be appreciated.
Thanks all,
G. McMahon
My apologies, I know these topics have been discussed in depth, (having read through allot of them, and being a member of other forums I can empathise). I am just trying to get some straight answers or just to allow me some piece of mind.
Shooting 5day green screen shoot and using this camera for first time.
#1. Shooting in green screen, should I keep my lighting ratios to a minimum and dial in contrast and crush blacks latter for the contrast look? (Sin City should give you an indication of the contrast I am aiming for)
#2. Along with that, I read that bounce from the green screen could dilute the darker areas. So I should throw some small amount of light in there? (And contrast in post)
#3. Is this camera fussy about evenness of the screen?
#4. Still am not sure that lighting for subjects falling on the ground at there feet will disrupt the keying.
#5. Any tips, settings from players that would like to share? Anything would be appreciated.
Thanks all,
G. McMahon