thank you for posting this video! I have 3 daylight softboxes. one to each side for lighting my green screen but I don't know where to place the third one. I can place it above the subject like you said but then I don't have a daylight left to light my subject. When using a (extra) video light for my subject it causes shadows on the green screen. I don't have that much space in my room.
hi.. good lesson though. just checking can you send me the link the back ground 2 tube lights . i cant find it. and whats the name and brand ? thanks for help. G.Lam
I have the Elgato version of the popup green screen. It's a huge time saver in itself. You actually don't need to fill in the whole screen with the green screen. As long as the green screen surrounds your subject, you can use rotoscope to remove the extra imagery.
nice video very helpfull especially for people like me that just starting to learn about green screen, where can i get those background you used in this video? thank you keep up the good work.
You forgot to mention one element; the placement of the subject's key light (should be positioned slightly to the side to avoid casting more shadows on the g/screen).
Actually, many studio lights are placed overhead and pointing dead on. Lights don't have to be off to the side, but mine is. Just make sure it is diffused light.
Hey Josh!! Great video pal!!! Great lighting match with background... that can certainly be tough to achieve.
Hey, thanks!
I always fail with subject placement and shadows. Thanks for your help reinforcing this concept.
Of course bro! Thank you for watching :)
Great video v practical !
Great video! Thanks for sharing. :)
thank you for posting this video! I have 3 daylight softboxes. one to each side for lighting my green screen but I don't know where to place the third one. I can place it above the subject like you said but then I don't have a daylight left to light my subject. When using a (extra) video light for my subject it causes shadows on the green screen. I don't have that much space in my room.
Wow. Very helpful man. Thanks
Thanks for watching :)
Great tips Josh. I just finished a chroma key project.
Glad to hear it bro! :)
Great video where can I get the thin lights from the link doesn't show them lights
Thanks man, I have a green screen job this week so this really helped my scenario. Cool cats, oh no you've been watching too much Tiger King....lol
hi.. good lesson though. just checking can you send me the link the back ground 2 tube lights . i cant find it. and whats the name and brand ? thanks for help. G.Lam
Thanks for sharing this is a great video. I was wondering what stands you're using with the RGB Tube Light?
Thanks so much for watching! These are the stands that I used: amzn.to/3sudqGS
This video im looking, really helpful technically.
NIce. Did you use the 2ft or the 4ft tubes?
4 foot!
I have the Elgato version of the popup green screen. It's a huge time saver in itself.
You actually don't need to fill in the whole screen with the green screen. As long as the green screen surrounds your subject, you can use rotoscope to remove the extra imagery.
Nope, you don't, masking will do the trick!
@@MomentumProductions1992 Rotoscoping is the same as masking. It's what we visual effects artist call "masking".
nice video very helpfull especially for people like me that just starting to learn about green screen, where can i get those background you used in this video? thank you keep up the good work.
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
You forgot to mention one element; the placement of the subject's key light (should be positioned slightly to the side to avoid casting more shadows on the g/screen).
Actually, many studio lights are placed overhead and pointing dead on. Lights don't have to be off to the side, but mine is. Just make sure it is diffused light.
again where can i get those background? i just want to practice using green screen.
Google it!
It’s to small for any real professional whole body work. This would be great if they had a bigger version so the talent can move a bit more.
It’s meant to be portable. Otherwise you’re stuck with muslin cloth or green paint haha
Can you get a full body shot with this green screen?
you look like Steve from gamers nexus
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