13-05-2006, 07:02 PM
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Lightwave & Green-screen
Hi All...
I recently combined my Lightwave animation/model of a Crannog with some video footage using the green screen technique. I bought some luminous green A3 paper from an art shop, stuck it on my wall and filmed a head-shoulder shot. I keyed out the green using Adobe Premier.
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13-05-2006, 07:07 PM
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The Set...
Here's the Wide Shot with my Crannog model, a model of a roman and the projected images of the Clyde.
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13-05-2006, 07:10 PM
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Keyed image
Here's the combined image with a Close-up of the Crannog legs and the 'live' video shot of the roman figure. (The background was also 'blurred' in Premier to imitate a realistic camera shot)
Main problems in trying to use the green-screen was getting a uniform shade of green (hampered by shadows on the green paper) and avoiding the green reflection in the helmet. Louie
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