UPDATED How to Make Your Best Small Room Green Screen Videos

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Back in 2016 I produced a video called "how to get a flawless green screen shoot in a tiny room."
Here it is if you want to check it out: • How to get a flawless ...
And 6 years ago, using stones knives and bearskins (free plug-ins) it was about as good as you could get.
But recently I wondered about that.
What if I took that same footage shot so long ago with a camera I’ve upgraded twice since then and ran it through a couple of the tools I use today? Could it look noticeably better?
And I was shocked. I mean really shocked.
It seems that getting the lighting right the first time has even more of an effect than I had previously imagined.
This means your job could be so much easier if you want to make videos with a green screen.
To make the most out of this revolution in green screen, you may want to get your free copy of The Ultimate Small Room Green Screen Guide, freshly updated and revised for 2024.
Pick that up inside this free course on all things green screen: visibleauthority.com/greenscr...
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@Highcastle_of_Tone 2 года назад

Thanks for updating this, I have used that original video a few times and this is a great update!

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Cool. I was really psyched, too. :)

@biggerterry 2 года назад

Thank you for the update. I've used all your "small room" advice and have recently switched from using Windows Pinnacle Studio Ultimate to Mac Final Cut Pro for my editing. Your "plug in" advice is apparently what I still need, so thanks for those tips. I'm most grateful for the recommendation of leaving my green screen room "ready to go" for a video session. I only need to turn off the room lights and, with three switches, turn on the soft boxes and fill lights - and ready to go. All the best in the New Year.

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Thanks, Terry. Looks like you're ready for the new year!

@OneHeartMission 2 года назад

Really nice clear video Steven. Now to put it into practice!

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Would be interesting to see how you put everyday things on green screen!

@alantuttphotography 2 года назад

For those using Davinci Resolve, the built-in 3D Keyer does a great job. I use 4 LED panels to light up my background, underexpose it just a bit, and almost no issues at all with spillage.

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Yes, the underexposing is a nice pro tip! I go for around 1 stop.

@raydiog 2 года назад

No keylight?

@szyslay 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this update :)

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

de nada!

@paulmcwhorter 2 года назад

Your audio is super clean. Hope you will talk more about audio techniques in the future.

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

I have done so here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Um_uw67e3Hs.html and here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HgIU27_m7Po.html Hope those help you think about it effectively!

@aboodchannel Год назад

thank you so much ♥ for your tips it help me a lot 🥰

@dorianvocalartist 2 года назад

Steve, thank so much for all your gifts of knowledge and experience (hard-won I’m sure). You always succeed at providing value! -Izzy

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Thanks for the double-kudos, Ismaeel!

@anagram8 Год назад

Thank you Sir!

@brennyC 2 года назад

Happy New Year @Steven .. From India .. Thanks for your videos.

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Thanks much! And Happy New Year!

@mercurious6699 2 года назад

thank you

@JaguarPaw1 2 года назад

Superdope video and thanks for breaking it down, although you do look a little red, your shirt, hair and face look awesome with the background...ibhave not used green screen ever but now I know if I do use it, keep it up Steve!

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

You know, the red is probably just embarrassment.

@JaguarPaw1 2 года назад

@@StevenWasher you, embarrassed? Nawwwwww 🤣🤣🤣🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@andrewangle3149 7 месяцев назад

I haven't tried to do green screen yet but will be doing it soon. One of the dead giveaways I'm noticing as I go through green screen tutorials is that novices always insert background images that don't match their video shot. The background images they pick are captured from a different camera angle and/or distance than the studio setup. Even in this tutorial, 1) the background image looks a little too blurry, 2) too wide-angle, and 3) too low. For the object positions in this shot to be true, he would have to be close to the camera and kneeling on the floor. Are there any stock photo collections organized based on orientation of the video subject's camera lens? (angle, height, distance from the face, etc.?)

@JSLSAA 2 года назад

Hi Steven. Thanks. Please remember the links to the plug-ins. Regards

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Whoops! Thank you for the reminder. Fixed now.

@FernandoBernall 2 года назад

Thank you very much.. I have a question: If you use a 50% background, how do you then let your "real background" through? Like the background you have on your video? Do you then key out the gray background? Sorry for the question. New at this.. Thanks for all you do..

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

The 50% refers to the percentage of the color gray in the background you want to use when you cut out the key. It does not refer to the transparency of the screen itself. Hope that helps!

@FernandoBernall 2 года назад

@@StevenWasher Thank you... I'll have to chew on that for a bit.. Thanks again..

@fredriklyrblad7597 Год назад

Hi Steven! I have a question regarding the lighting of the green screen (DIY). I will buy Led T8, 4 ft. But it is impossible to find with 5000k here in Sweden. There are 4000K or 6500k. Is 4000k enough? Thought two packs with 2 T8 in each. Thanks for very good videos, has helped me a lot.

@fredriklyrblad7597 Год назад

PS. what lumen brightness should the tubes have?

@StevenWasher Год назад

I would probably try the 6500 first. It should net you better color correction down the road if you need it.

@StevenWasher Год назад

@@fredriklyrblad7597 It's not so much how many lumens, but in what proportion to the key and fill. Try to get lights that allow you to adjust the overall brightness so that the screen lights are about half a stop or more under the lights on yourself.

@fredriklyrblad7597 Год назад

@@StevenWasher Many thanks Steven :) Then I test 6500k dimmable, so I can adjust the brightness. Think that the most important thing is to get a smooth surface, so that the key has good contours and no spillage.

@raydiog 2 года назад

No key or fill light?

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

Never NOT use key and/or fill lights.

@Guitar4life99 3 месяца назад

The room I have available is about 8x8, AND that's empty, I have 2 desks, a floor to roof shelf and over the other side a guitar rack. Seriously don't know what I'm supposed to do... I can pretty much rotate my chair in the middle 😐😐

@StevenWasher 3 месяца назад

I just posted a new video with the solution this particular problem: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4w34iBA7XA0.html

@TinLeadHammer 2 года назад

This one looks nicer, that is for sure. Softer lightning on the subject, matching shirt. The light is yellowish, and considering your background, it should be still bright outside, so no inside lightning should be needed according to the scene - I think the subject lightning should be cooler. The static city background is still unnatural, although more believable than the five-year old one.

@craigieb 2 года назад

All due respect, I think your older key (and color correction) looked much better (albeit a little on the red side). This new video looks off-color and washed out to me.

@StevenWasher 2 года назад

And I like the less-vivid look and really like that there's no green wash or outline on the old footage. But to each his own.