Nice run through - rim lights are good at taking out colour spill as well if you're quite close to the backdrop. I find holding down CTRL/CMD with the eyedropper in Premiere really helps in Ultra Key as it takes an area average and not just single pixel.
Is the vinyl good for folding ? Or just staying up all the time , for someone who has less space, or would it be better to get the fabric and use a steamer.
Really good video! I have one of the fodable green screens and I am having trouble figuring out how to fit my whole body into it as I need my whole body in frame. Got any tips?
Hi, how do you get that gradienty thing on the purple? Does that have to do with the lights, or is that done in post? Everything I do seems to be really flat, it doesn't have that glow? Any help would be appreciated greatly. Thank you
@@lennarthennig5063 it's not a green screen, they are using lee filter color gels pointed at the background to get that depth. Its not a green screen. That gradient is too smooth
Glad it helped! They are something similar to this: www.amazon.co.uk/Roof-rail-studio-lighting-pantographs/dp/B00R1UZDJA/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Roof+rail+kit+for+studio+lighting&qid=1621512130&sr=8-3
It’s like you’re rushing through the actual information to slow down and take time for when you think you’re being cute. That makes it feel long even though it’s a relatively short video. Hope this feedback helps.
I've recently started using a green screenfor my videos. I've got a problem with my process. First, I create my initial draft with the screen, then edit it, and export it. Then, I take it back into my editor to change the background and export it again for the final one. Am I doing it correctly or doubling my effort foolishly? OR, is it done this way only?
Your video is fantastic! Why so little love?! I'm on the cusp of buying some lights to light my green screen. I live in Canada. I'm thinking that 2 x Neewer Bi-color 660 LEDs (3200-5600K; CRI 96+) will be good. Do you think those would be better than the YONGNUO YN216s that you're using? Overkill? The screen is in my garage, 7 feet wide. Thanks for creating great content!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed! The Neewer Bi-color 660 LEDs are a great choice, they will need some additional diffusion to soften the light, but should be powerful enough for the job! The YONGNUO YN216s are another great choice, they can be a little too focused however with diffusion they work awesome!
@@VisualLineLtd I would like to now the model 's of the lights you have in this set, also i was trying to find Vinyl green screen any brand in particular good?
@@chiwalawala2114 We use Came-TV Boltzen 55W Fresnel lights with Godox 80cm softbox Bowens mount light modifiers (you will need the Came-TV Bowens adaptor to do this). Our vinyl green screen is a Bessel 4x6m reversible chroma screen, though I think this particular size has been discontinued. There is a similar sized vinyl screen on Savage Universal :)
Haha and I thought I could buy a couple of strips of green screen and put them on my closet doors... Didn't even consider all that lighting stuff. I didn't know I needed a completely empty room and lots of money
We used a purple gel on a light to get this look. But if you only have a green screen, you could find a purple backdrop or make one on Photoshop and use that as your replacement. Hope this helps!
I don't see anybody doing this, but a green screen should be cotton-like material and lit from the back side using electric lighting or midday light from a big window. The money people are spending and the lengths they are going through to light the front of screen while a person is in the way is almost laughable sometimes.
Surprised that no reasoning regarding the distance to the green screen was mentioned. Clearly we see the shadows that disappear, but to not mention the NIGHTMARE of green light spill onto the subject for post production stumped me. Then again, in this video, you clearly have quite a bit on yourself too.. so. I guess you didn't know..?
Everywhere... The band wagon of lighting in 2021 seems to be light one side of the face and shadow the other side F*** that I’m going to stick to even lighting
I think you are referring to Rembrandt lighting, it’s a very common lighting technique, easy to set up, effective and cheap - not to mention being an industry wide standard 🙂
"Defuse lights" was just what i didnt know was my solution to my problem and needed to hear. thx :)
That false colour tip for determining the uniformity of exposure across the green screen is $$$!
slapping. absolutely slapping, young man
Nice run through - rim lights are good at taking out colour spill as well if you're quite close to the backdrop. I find holding down CTRL/CMD with the eyedropper in Premiere really helps in Ultra Key as it takes an area average and not just single pixel.
Thanks for the video! And thanks for making it so fun to watch. I bookmarked it for the future reference :)
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked :)
nice video! would have been great to have also a quick overview of the position of the lights (like a diagram/sketch)
Thanks, we will keep it in mind for future videos :)
@@VisualLineLtd thank you :-)
this video is so well done
Thank you, and your video is so friendly.
Thank you for this. I'm very new to the green screen world so all this advice is very helpful. Thanks
Thanks for watching! Glad we can help :)
DIY lights are high CRI LED strips set in diffuser channels, cheap and very even lighting.
This guy needs more views
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Thanks for the valuable info!
Excellent overview. Direct and to the point. Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks so much! The music is fun
Thanks!
Great video, well done!
Is the vinyl good for folding ? Or just staying up all the time , for someone who has less space, or would it be better to get the fabric and use a steamer.
i googled it, i think you're supposed to roll it instead of folding it.
Very Useful,Thanks
Thank you for your contribution.
Super Informative video. Thank you!
Informative + Fun! Keep going guys!!
Thank you! Will do! :)
....and make sure you are wearing green from head to toe. Lol Great content
lol, thanks :)
@@VisualLineLtd Anytime!
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Verry well made Video!!!
Thanks for the video & info. My question is how did you make the pink background that you are talking in?
We use a combination of RGB LED lights and coloured gels from LEE filters :)
thanks budddy you make my day. let me try at my home studio..
Hope it helped!
This was extremely helpful, thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Really good video! I have one of the fodable green screens and I am having trouble figuring out how to fit my whole body into it as I need my whole body in frame. Got any tips?
I absolutely love your video brother. Good stuff. Great humor.🎥👍🏽New subscriber here.
Thanks for watching! (and subscribing) :)
Slapping video, mate!
haha! Thanks!
Thanks so much
really fun and nice :)
Thanks for watching!
underrated!!!
Thanks :)
haha felt like I was back at uni :) dope tutorial! So fun
Awesome! Thanks for watching ✌🏼
Great video, thanks mate!
Thanks for watching!
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Hi, how do you get that gradienty thing on the purple? Does that have to do with the lights, or is that done in post? Everything I do seems to be really flat, it doesn't have that glow? Any help would be appreciated greatly. Thank you
i have the same question
Would love an answer on that too! It looks so good, really has depth and doesn't look like a simple gradient. Please share with us how you did this!
@@lennarthennig5063 it's not a green screen, they are using lee filter color gels pointed at the background to get that depth. Its not a green screen. That gradient is too smooth
I can smell amazing content here ;)
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Thank you brother .. that was amazing
Thanks for watching!
Great helpful video! What are the adjustable ceiling mounts for the lights you are using?
Glad it helped! They are something similar to this: www.amazon.co.uk/Roof-rail-studio-lighting-pantographs/dp/B00R1UZDJA/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Roof+rail+kit+for+studio+lighting&qid=1621512130&sr=8-3
Very helpful and fun thank you!
“Estabilished”?
Thanks for watching!
Lets not talk about that typo 😅
It’s like you’re rushing through the actual information to slow down and take time for when you think you’re being cute. That makes it feel long even though it’s a relatively short video. Hope this feedback helps.
Our Ben is the cutest 😛 wouldn't change him for the world! 🤣
could you make a video how to set up greenscreen for a video scene, I mean if I wanted to greenscreen the ground or the sky
This was amazing :D
Thank you!
I've recently started using a green screenfor my videos. I've got a problem with my process. First, I create my initial draft with the screen, then edit it, and export it. Then, I take it back into my editor to change the background and export it again for the final one. Am I doing it correctly or doubling my effort foolishly? OR, is it done this way only?
make a video on green screen keying with shadows while actor walking, running How to add shadow of actor on ground?
Excellent very clear and concise thank you
Thanks for watching!
Good tip on the vinyl screen product.
Wouldn't use anything else now!
Your video is fantastic! Why so little love?!
I'm on the cusp of buying some lights to light my green screen. I live in Canada. I'm thinking that 2 x Neewer Bi-color 660 LEDs (3200-5600K; CRI 96+) will be good. Do you think those would be better than the YONGNUO YN216s that you're using? Overkill? The screen is in my garage, 7 feet wide.
Thanks for creating great content!
Or alternatively, should I be looking at soft box lighting instead?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed!
The Neewer Bi-color 660 LEDs are a great choice, they will need some additional diffusion to soften the light, but should be powerful enough for the job! The YONGNUO YN216s are another great choice, they can be a little too focused however with diffusion they work awesome!
Thanks great video! Can you post your light setup (Came-tv model)
Chiwala Wala thanks for watching! Yes, we can :) what would you want to know?
@@VisualLineLtd I would like to now the model 's of the lights you have in this set, also i was trying to find Vinyl green screen any brand in particular good?
@@chiwalawala2114 We use Came-TV Boltzen 55W Fresnel lights with Godox 80cm softbox Bowens mount light modifiers (you will need the Came-TV Bowens adaptor to do this). Our vinyl green screen is a Bessel 4x6m reversible chroma screen, though I think this particular size has been discontinued. There is a similar sized vinyl screen on Savage Universal :)
@@VisualLineLtd Super!!! Thank you so much!!!!!!:)
What are those expanding mounts holding the ceiling lights called??
Pantographs.
Greta vid .. soo vinyl the way to gooo lol
Is the canon rp good for green screen recording or are there other options?
Hahahaha Love you man.
Cheers dude! 💓
You got adorable smile.
😅 thanks!
great video, not cheap but worth it if you earn your money by vfx
Thanks :)
Haha and I thought I could buy a couple of strips of green screen and put them on my closet doors... Didn't even consider all that lighting stuff. I didn't know I needed a completely empty room and lots of money
"0:48" what's the name of this type of product, how do I find it online?
is it posisbel to make hte bacgkground look like this purple background you have? or do you need a colored background
We used a purple gel on a light to get this look. But if you only have a green screen, you could find a purple backdrop or make one on Photoshop and use that as your replacement. Hope this helps!
@@VisualLineLtd I'm from Japan. I also thought the purple background was nice. Is the light that uses the gel a CAMTV LED? I use a GODOX ML60.
I don't see anybody doing this, but a green screen should be cotton-like material and lit from the back side using electric lighting or midday light from a big window. The money people are spending and the lengths they are going through to light the front of screen while a person is in the way is almost laughable sometimes.
Ur talk is fun
Thanks!
what you rush for?
Time waits for no one
Thumbs up just for the comedy!
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I agree 👍🏼
thx
Great video. But your teleprompter is slightly too high up, which gives the illusion you're looking at my hair.
Thanks! - we don't use a teleprompter, we write a script and then memorise 😅 >>> ibb.co/k8VfNHP
@@VisualLineLtd Ic, good video. Consider my advice of from time to time looking into the camera :)
Your Funny I Like that. :)
Surprised that no reasoning regarding the distance to the green screen was mentioned. Clearly we see the shadows that disappear, but to not mention the NIGHTMARE of green light spill onto the subject for post production stumped me. Then again, in this video, you clearly have quite a bit on yourself too.. so. I guess you didn't know..?
There's a harsh shadow on the left side of your face.
Everywhere...
The band wagon of lighting in 2021 seems to be light one side of the face and shadow the other side
F*** that
I’m going to stick to even lighting
I think you are referring to Rembrandt lighting, it’s a very common lighting technique, easy to set up, effective and cheap - not to mention being an industry wide standard 🙂
Thank you, fast video about topic, no welcome to my channel, I start my youtube journey in 1996 when..
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Low budget, can't buy a lamp. 😂
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music so annoying
you're so annoying.
You do ok for an autioneer but not to teach you talk to darn fast.