I'm thinking of purchasing a Green Screen, but there's so many types out there that I don't know what to narrow it down to. Nothing too expensive. Also, any thoughts on material or what makes one green screen better than the other
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- Thread starter jessiejersey
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If you won't use it much, get a roll of green photo paper. Here locally it's $40 for a 9' x 36' roll.
I have this exact thing here:
http://www.skaeser.com/servlet/the-637/PHOTO-AND-VIDEO-STUDIO/Detail
Screen, collapsable frame & carry bag. Very thick (and heavy) fabric. Fits in the closet when not in use.
This particular size is just right for what I do with it, and the portability factor is great. (Make sure that you get a size that is appropriate for your precise needs, if you decide to go this route.)
http://www.skaeser.com/servlet/the-637/PHOTO-AND-VIDEO-STUDIO/Detail
Screen, collapsable frame & carry bag. Very thick (and heavy) fabric. Fits in the closet when not in use.
This particular size is just right for what I do with it, and the portability factor is great. (Make sure that you get a size that is appropriate for your precise needs, if you decide to go this route.)