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Re: Green Screen
by Craig Seeman on Feb 5, 2009 at 9:45:04 pm

I'll second what Don says. -3 or 0db max for green screen. Noise is a bad thing to battle against when keying.

Also, given that XDCAM is generally 4:2:0, shooting progressive can key a bit better than interlace. Of course the PDW-700 can shoot 4:2:2 so that's an exception (for the moment).

I've heard some will dial down detail and dial up frequency in the picture profile to help soften edges too.

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Green Screen by jeremy fonkert on Feb 5, 2009 at 7:06:43 pm
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