mothmachine
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REFLECMEDIA (HOLOSET) Chromakey Light Ring & Backdrops chromatte chromaflex RELISTED
Relisted on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Holoset-Ref...raphy_Background_Material&hash=item20d31d5eea
"For those who need to create instant perfect chromakeys, this kit will do it. It's the same as the Reflecmedia light ring and accompanying fabric, only before they were called by that name the company that had the technology called it Holoset. I never used it but held onto it for years, and it works perfectly. It's dimmable. You can light your subject any way you like, just don't have them wear anything too close to primary blue. The light from the light ring will hit the backdrop, and it will reflect directly back into the camera without spill, making a perfect color distinction between foreground and the blue background.
I have two different kinds of backdrop material -- a roll of chromatte that measures about 8' by 5', which could be enough for two people interviewed together, and also a chromaflex collapsible disc big enough to be the backdrop for one person in a medium shot (about 3' square). The light ring is 67mm at its smallest, so you may need an adapter from Reflecmedia or DIY one. They have one that mounts on rails for a mattebox or rig so that would be a nice way to set this up."
Relisted on Ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Holoset-Ref...raphy_Background_Material&hash=item20d31d5eea
"For those who need to create instant perfect chromakeys, this kit will do it. It's the same as the Reflecmedia light ring and accompanying fabric, only before they were called by that name the company that had the technology called it Holoset. I never used it but held onto it for years, and it works perfectly. It's dimmable. You can light your subject any way you like, just don't have them wear anything too close to primary blue. The light from the light ring will hit the backdrop, and it will reflect directly back into the camera without spill, making a perfect color distinction between foreground and the blue background.
I have two different kinds of backdrop material -- a roll of chromatte that measures about 8' by 5', which could be enough for two people interviewed together, and also a chromaflex collapsible disc big enough to be the backdrop for one person in a medium shot (about 3' square). The light ring is 67mm at its smallest, so you may need an adapter from Reflecmedia or DIY one. They have one that mounts on rails for a mattebox or rig so that would be a nice way to set this up."