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BeyondersINC

BeyondersINC

Yo guys.

Did some testing today with our new Green Screen, and this is what we came up with.
It's still on a beginners level, and the quality could've been better - but what do you think except for that? :)

It's recorded with a canon eos 600D with the 18-55 mm kit lens.

I am the guy behind the camera and the guy in front of the camera is Rasmus, aka. Rem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSx9M5rO80k

You can follow my blog http://nerdphase.se/ for some more videos when we make them :)

Cheers!
 
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Zensteve:
We are going to use the green screen for parts of our short sketches where we want to be at places 'not reachable by man' ;)

8salacious9:
We just made sure the green screen were as free from wrinkles as possible and then made a shot :)
You can check out some pictures of it here: http://nerdphase.se/index/?p=74

And actually, you gave us the idea to make a video on how we did the setup, so we are gonna make that in a short while.

Thanks a lot for the anwser guys!
 
BeyondersINC said:
Zensteve:
We are going to use the green screen for parts of our short sketches where we want to be at places 'not reachable by man' ;)

8salacious9:
We just made sure the green screen were as free from wrinkles as possible and then made a shot :)
You can check out some pictures of it here: http://nerdphase.se/index/?p=74

And actually, you gave us the idea to make a video on how we did the setup, so we are gonna make that in a short while.

Thanks a lot for the anwser guys!
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Nice one, I have a green screen too what I'm interested in knowing is how did you light it, how far from the screen did your actor stand etc..
 
Here's the setup video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZLujuyJ1us

Sorry for talking a little uncomprehensive, but we just recorded a quick how to without any preparations or anything.
 
BeyondersINC said:
Here's the setup video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZLujuyJ1us

Sorry for talking a little uncomprehensive, but we just recorded a quick how to without any preparations or anything.
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Simple yet much needed for amateurs one of the simplest set ups Iv seen good job
 
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