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Awesome VFX Breakdown by Luke di Rago

July 1st, 2011

Andris

I have been doing looks of research and I got sucked into some videos on Vimeo. I’ve been wanting to try some shit like this. These set extensions and matte painting are amazing and makes me think that I could in theory create anything I want with just a green screen and some genius photoshop skills. I’m hoping to get some of my work on sext extensions and matte painting up some. Stay tune…

Make sure you check out the rest of his work @ http://vimeo.com/24933251

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Tags: Adobe, After Effects, Breakdown, Matte, Painting, Set Extensions, VFX, vimeo

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Another Green Screen Test Shoot with D7000

March 16th, 2011

Andris

Today I was trying to set up my lighting for an upcoming TV commercial and I was going to do this shoot with my Nikon D7000. I figure it’ll do great for TV when I shoot 720p 30fps. Let me know what you think!

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Tags: 30fps, 720p, After Effects, Alpha, D7000, Green Screen, Keylight, Nikon, Prague, Studio Lighting, TV Commercial

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EndlessTheory 3D Room Intro

January 21st, 2011

Andris

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Tags: 3D, Adobe, AE, Endless, Film, Intro, Room, Theory

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After Effects Keylight Green Screen Effect

October 14th, 2010

Andris

I know… I’m not a dancer but I just wanted to see how I could handle some green screen work in my new cheap studio. I feel like it turned out not to awful. I shot this with my JCV GY-HM100. Basically, I took my footage and added Keylight to it. And to get it to look good, you need to messed with the settings. Select “Screen Matte” from the View drop down in the effects tab once you have added Keylight. From there I change the “Clip Black” and “Clip White” until I get the result I’m looking for. Once you get the proper balance, you should be ready to add any background you’d like. And don’t forget, Color correction will be you’re best friend when making green screen footage believable.