GW Loc: Idaho

Does anyone use a green screen with success ? If so what program do you use and is it compatible with Elements 5? Looking for a modest price program just to see if I like the results....Thanks for any and all responses....

HOT Texas Loc: From the Heart of Texas

I find that gray screen works better than green screen, I use onONE Perfect Layers.

http://www.on1.com/training/adding-in-and-blending-a-new-backdrop/

GW Loc: Idaho

Thanks but only have green screen ...well it's on order anyway....

geclevel Loc: Springville, Utah

I use a green screen, more so for playing around. I use Green Screen Wizard. Its simple and easy to use.
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GW Loc: Idaho

Thanks...looking into green screen due to lack of space...

Capture48 Loc: Arizona

Yes, green screen works great, but the key is lighting. IT has to be lit evenly to create a good key in PS. I also use PhotoKey6 on occasion when I shoot events and need a quick change. But if you are not shooting a event, then Grey or almost any other color works better then Chroma Key. ChromaKey is normally used for film, not photography because if it's not lit correct and your subject is not far enough away you can get a lot of green spill. This gets hard to remove, although I have become quite proficient at it in both PS and PhotoKey Pro. I can remove a key in photokey and round trip the photo to PS in under one minute. I can also do it in PS, but it takes much longer. If you are not shooting events, and you are not shooting professionally then learn to do it in PSE. I believe it can do the same thing as PS. If on the other hand you want it quickly, use PhotoKey Pro. But you have to watch the tutorials on any program to learn how to key properly, there will be a learning curve.

GW Loc: Idaho

Thank You...