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Compact video studio tour - green screen

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Uploaded on Jan 18, 2007

A quick tour of a desktop video studio set up for shooting how-to videos and YouTube videos. Shows camera placement, greenscreen, more.

Find more videos and more info like this at my site at http://www.bmyers.com

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  • CJLittos

    Where did you purchase the collapsing green screen and for roughly how much if you don't mind my asking? Is it the 5x7

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  • guerillabill

    You can get these at Amazon for $49.95 - Fotodiox 5'x7' Collapsible Chromakey Green + Blue 2-in-1 Background

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  • chasetech1

    how did you do the camera image on the monitor

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  • guerillabill

    My computer monitor has a video in port, so I ran the video out from the camera to the video in on the monitor.

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  • Seam Bennett

    We have a PC camera which you can take photos and make videos.

    Trouble was I couldn't seem to get the vids working but pics r ok.

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  • Robotdrummerzzk

    You can use FireWire or USB (Your camcorder will have one of these or maybe both) If it records to a SD (Memory Card) slide it into your SD slot in your computer and follow the simple instructions to download the videos

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  • guerillabill

    Chromakey green. That is actually a paint color. You can find it on the internet.

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  • Frank Lucas

    Thanks for your reply. This green is used because it's rarely found in nature, and therefore is the best choice for our purpose. My question was more along the lines of: If I wanted to paint, say, a wall, what color would I have mixed at the paint counter?

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  • guerillabill

    Chromakey green. But you can use any solid color background, as long as the color doesn't appear in the foreground.

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  • Frank Lucas

    What color is the "green" in "green screen"?

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