Makeshift Chroma key
Posted 17/06/2009 - 08:58
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I think you need to feather the edges around the girl and a backlight would help give a greater sense of separation from the backgound.
Ken
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Posted 17/06/2009 - 22:28
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Thanks Gartmore. Ile give that a try
Lil Andy
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17 years
Telford
Now I know that I need more light (these were taken in my liveingroom tonight with only the normal light and my built in flash for lighting)
The blue background is some cloth I aquired I think i also should of weighed it down to keep the uneveness down. (it was suspended by curtain rail)
I know these are far from brilliant but does anyone else have any comments or suggestions to kick me in the right direction?
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