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Re: Is RED blue or green
by Dylan Reeve (Sycophant) on May 20, 2008 at 10:36:02 pm

Green is the best, and be sure to light with daylight balanced light for best results. However Blue does work well also.

We are just completing a green-screen music video shot on RED which was lit with tungsten lighting - at first the key was looking pretty bad, but experimenting with different processing settings from the RAW yielded a very good key in the end.



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