green tinged borders on cromakey shots

first of all....can you see the image from this link?
http://www.dotphoto.com/MemViewImage...9&IID=51550760

I am not sure if my service allows this....so I need to test.

I am learning to shoot against a green screen background. But, skin and hair
that borders the green is taking on a green tinge. Using Photoshop CS...how
can I fix this. I think the cure is to have more lights so I can light the
background separately from the subject....but that will take more money than
I can put together right now.

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Thanks,
Gene Palmiter
freebridge design group
freebridge magazine

Gene Palmiter wrote:
first of all....can you see the image from this link?
http://www.dotphoto.com/MemViewImage...9&IID=51550760

I am not sure if my service allows this....so I need to test.

I am learning to shoot against a green screen background. But, skin
and hair that borders the green is taking on a green tinge. Using
Photoshop CS...how can I fix this. I think the cure is to have more
lights so I can light the background separately from the
subject....but that will take more money than I can put together
right now.

It asks for a sign-in name, password.

I'd guess to eliminate green tinge the subject direct lighting must
overwhelm the reflectied (green) lighting reaching the subjects. Remove
the reflecting surface to a greater distance, move the subjects farther
from the green screen and closer to the main lighting?


Frank ess

"Gene Palmiter" wrote in message
...
first of all....can you see the image from this link?
http://www.dotphoto.com/MemViewImage...9&IID=51550760

I am not sure if my service allows this....so I need to test.

I am learning to shoot against a green screen background. But, skin and
hair
that borders the green is taking on a green tinge. Using Photoshop
CS...how
can I fix this. I think the cure is to have more lights so I can light the
background separately from the subject....but that will take more money
than
I can put together right now.

--
Thanks,
Gene Palmiter
freebridge design group
freebridge magazine

Gene,

There are programs out there that are specifically designed to work with
chroma key set up. They have filters designed to remove most of the fringing
that you're getting. They aren't cheap though.

Hope this helps,
Dave
Former resident of Allentown and Lower Nazareth

"Gene Palmiter" wrote in message
...
first of all....can you see the image from this link?
http://www.dotphoto.com/MemViewImage...9&IID=51550760

I am not sure if my service allows this....so I need to test.

I am learning to shoot against a green screen background. But, skin and
hair
that borders the green is taking on a green tinge. Using Photoshop
CS...how
can I fix this. I think the cure is to have more lights so I can light the
background separately from the subject....but that will take more money
than
I can put together right now.

--
Thanks,
Gene Palmiter
freebridge design group
freebridge magazine

Gene,

There are programs out there that are specifically designed to work with
chroma key set up. They have filters designed to remove most of the fringing
that you're getting. They aren't cheap though.

Hope this helps,
Dave
Former resident of Allentown and Lower Nazareth