Join Richard Harrington for an in-depth discussion in this video Using a Flexfill backdrop, part of Green Screen Techniques for Photography and DSLR Video.
Rich Harrington: Let's talk a little bit about photography green screen.…Obviously, the backdrop behind us would work just fine. It's even.…It's big, but it's going to take a lot of work to set up.…It's got a bar, crossbars, clamps, it's not bad. Abba Shapiro: We need something portable.…Rich: Yeah, so a lot of photographers and even video folks prefer sort of a flexi-fill,…and this is a lot like what they are already used to using as a reflector.…Abba: Yeah, as a matter of fact, you're used to using these reflectors or diffusers that…just pop open, same technology.…As a matter of fact, it looks small right now, but when it opens up, it's pretty big.…
Rich: Yeah, so, in this case here it's about five foot by eight, lots of room to work with.…We've got green on one side.…We can go ahead and turn it around and blue on the other, so really versatile.…Abba: And the other thing I really like about this is that, we can use it either horizontally…if we had a couple of people or if we we're shooting somebody tall like yourself, we could…
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3/1/2017Released
12/19/2012This course was created and produced by Rich Harrington. lynda.com is honored to host this content in our library.
- Why use green screen?
- Using a fabric, Flexfill, or Reflecmedia backdrop
- Lighting the green screen
- Establishing a relationship with the subject
- Shooting handheld
- Shooting with a DSLR
- Using a sync sound workflow
- Processing raw footage
- Creating transparency in Photoshop
- Removing the background
- Adjusting background focus
- Keying in Premiere Pro or After Effects
- Animating the camera
Skill Level Appropriate for all
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Q: This course was updated on 03/01/2017. What changed?Â
A: New videos were added that show how to key out green screen video and match color and exposure for video in Final Cut Pro X.
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Introduction
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Welcome46s
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1. An Introduction to Green Screen
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2. Prepping the Green Screen
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Setting the room2m 24s
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Using a fabric backdrop3m 15s
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Using a Flexfill backdrop2m 56s
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3. Lighting the Subject
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Working with a light meter7m 18s
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Lighting the green screen2m 39s
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4. Working with the Subject
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Positioning the subject2m 53s
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Posing techniques6m 9s
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Shooting handheld6m 2s
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5. Best Shooting Practices for DSLR Video
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Shooting video with a DSLR7m 34s
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The sync sound workflow2m 21s
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Interview techniques7m 48s
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6. Background Selection
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Processing in Camera Raw4m 27s
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Processing depth of field5m 49s
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Processing background images3m 37s
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7. Creating Photographic Composites
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Refining the composite3m 29s
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8. Creating the Composite for Motion
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Animating the 3D camera3m 27s
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Rendering the animation4m 20s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye36s
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