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HDV Acceptable Format for Greenscreen?
by syhprum on Oct 27, 2006 at 8:43:41 pm

Group,

We are shooting a project in HDV (JVC GY-HD100U) and want to do some green screen. Word has it that the 4:2:0 sampling rate does not lend itself well to chroma key. Is hits true? Would one recommend shooting in a 4:2:2 format, do your compositing, then import final sequence into the HDV timeline? Appreciate any thoughts.

Doug


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