Discover how to perfectly light a green screen using a simple 3 light setup. Photographer Erin Patel shows you how to take perfect green screen photos and get great results in PhotoKey 7 Pro.
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Thanks for the great and informative video!
u can do it with one light u just need to work harder on photoshop its better with 4 light setup but in case of low budget increase ur skills in photoshop guys it might take bit of more time on the editing but i can be done i don't have huge budget to cover 3 light setup im still using 2
Very short and sweet; always interesting to see how someone else does it (but there's not much variation possible) but the point with regard positioning the softbox for the subject in a manner consistent with external light direction is of course only a blinding flash of the obvious in retrospect., Many including me would discover they need to do the shot again. 🙁 thank you 🙂
Sarah P you are correct Erin got greasy ass hair
The photographer needs to wash his greasy hair.
The lighting for the chromakey back drop, does the lighting have to be a continuous lighting or can a modeling lamp from a studio strobe properly illuminate the backdrop? What was used in the video?