Green Screen Test 2

[apop99]

nice job, i just uses green paper and put it all over the wall. It worked fine for me when i did it for one of my movie.

[Zippadillo]

You seem different. XD

MROOF. -glomp- I hazn't talked to you in forever. -looks at old Buddy drawing- Omfg. -implodes-

[crappyfilmproduction]

I do seem different on the account that you say you have not seen me in FOREVER!

[Zippadillo]

-death hug- I DON'T CARE IF I NEVER TALK TO YOU, YOU'RE STILL LIKE ONE OF MY OLD BEST FRIENS FROM ACC. >8D

[crappyfilmproduction]

LOL

Alright.

[cryptosyche]

Hmm maybe you could use some color correcting in your post production.

What program do you use for editing? cause that could really make it even better.

[crappyfilmproduction]

I should use color correction.

It's hard to do it before I composite it.

I use Composite Labs Pro.

[cryptosyche]

@crappyfilmproduction

Ahh I see. Maybe you should try getting another post-production program that way you can color correct each layer separately, it makes it a LOT easier. I use Sony Vegas 8.0 Pro, but that can be expensive. Maybe there's something out there you could get cheap or free =)

[crappyfilmproduction]

YOU CALLIN' ME BROKE?!?!

Nah just messing with you. XD

I have the platinum edition of Sony Vegas.

I can do post-production color correction in Composite Labs Pro, but I did not feel like it. XD.

[cryptosyche]

Oh alright =) Well good luck with green screening, this one's definitely better than the last anyways =)

[crappyfilmproduction]

lol

Alright.

Talk to you later.

[Darkdeity9194]

@crappyfilmproduction if I were you, I'd mess around with the lighting on your skin post production to closer match the color to the back drop.

[crappyfilmproduction]

@Darkdeity9194 I've already been able to make a perfect chroma key set.

This video is old, but I insure you, I've become much better.