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As our name says, this site is all about Chroma Key;
"The process of overlaying one video signal over another, the
areas of overlay being defined by a specific range of colour, or chrominance,
on the background signal" (Quantel
Digital Factbook).
On this site we've collected information, content, software, and links
to other relevant Chroma Key resources.
The Litering
is a component of the Chromatte system,
it is the ring of LEDs that shines onto the material. If there is
any additional information missing from these pages that you think
is relevant, please feel free to send an email to info@chromakey.tv.
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The Ultimatte is the predominant chroma keyer in the
industry for good reason. The unparalleled chroma keying capabilities
of the Ultimatte make traditionally hard to chroma key objects like
hair, fur, smoke, glass, and semitransparent cloth easy to chroma
key. Spill suppression is another reason
for Ultimatte's success, it can remove the colored light that bounces
of the chroma key screen and onto
the talents shoulders and hair. Ultimatte has both live and post production
chroma keyers; The Ultimatte 9, the Ultimatte 10, and the Ultimatte
400 for live, and AdvantEdge for post
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A virtual
set uses green screen keying to create a set or stage that isn't
real, and in some cases could not be. Virtual Sets are ideal for situations
where a real set is too expensive because of either space, location,
or materials cost. Building a football stadium would be very expensive.
Building a football stadium made of gold on the moon would be impossible,
but not with a virtual set. A small stage covered with green screen
and adequate lighting is all that's needed to put your talent anywhere
your imagination wants to put them. |
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