Lessons: 14Length: 2.1 hours
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2.1 Knowing Your Camera, Chroma Subsampling, and Thinking About Lighting
In this section we talk about some of the technical aspects of green screening by considering how your camera works. This section is important so that you can understand what to expect when green screening with your camera system. We will also talk about how to think about the lighting in your background plates.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction and Basic Concepts03:41
1.1
Introduction and Basic Concepts
03:41
2.Capturing Video
2.1Knowing Your Camera, Chroma Subsampling, and Thinking About Lighting13:36
2.1
Knowing Your Camera, Chroma Subsampling, and Thinking About Lighting
13:36
2.2Setting Up and Lighting The Green Screen11:19
2.2
Setting Up and Lighting The Green Screen
11:19
2.3How To Light Your Subject13:02
2.3
How To Light Your Subject
13:02
2.4Using The Scopes in Premiere Pro09:11
2.4
Using The Scopes in Premiere Pro
09:11
3.Compositing
3.1Transcoding DSLR Footage using 5D2RGB04:42
3.1
Transcoding DSLR Footage using 5D2RGB
04:42
3.2Pulling The Key in Premiere Pro07:05
3.2
Pulling The Key in Premiere Pro
07:05
3.3Cleaning Up The Key and Compositing in Premiere Pro12:20
3.3
Cleaning Up The Key and Compositing in Premiere Pro
12:20
3.4Keying Your Shot in After Effects11:12
3.4
Keying Your Shot in After Effects
11:12
3.5Cleaning Up The Key in After Effects07:36
3.5
Cleaning Up The Key in After Effects
07:36
3.6Compositing Your Shot in After Effects06:41
3.6
Compositing Your Shot in After Effects
06:41
3.7Tweaks and Color Correction in After Effects06:21
3.7
Tweaks and Color Correction in After Effects
06:21
4.Final Tips
4.1Using a Different Lighting Setup and Subject10:28
4.1
Using a Different Lighting Setup and Subject
10:28
4.2Tweaks and Final Thoughts07:39
4.2
Tweaks and Final Thoughts
07:39
