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Bad lighting I think.
You want to be much further away from the green (like six feet). Trouble is that you need a lot of green and a lot of lights for that...
You also need better / brighter lighting on yourself, but additional lighting to eliminate shadow etc...
Could you just "split" the frames top to bottom, left/right instead?
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Mar 26, 2011. 5:05 PMbonanno.mark
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I have had the same issue. What I found was that light was reflecting off of the green screen and giving a greenish tint to your shirt, etc. You can fool around with the colors in inspector.
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Re-shoot with darker or redder shirts, and it will be fine.
Re-shoot with darker or redder shirts, and it will be fine.
Mar 26, 2011. 3:50 PMaelias36
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It's iMovie, not you. Don't worry, I share your frustration of this programs. I find that anything past basic editing is so very, very annoying.
Have you tried other editors, like Adobe Premier, (what I use,) or Sony Vegas? You'll be very surprised with how faster and easier it is to make things such as the one above.
Have you tried other editors, like Adobe Premier, (what I use,) or Sony Vegas? You'll be very surprised with how faster and easier it is to make things such as the one above.
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