That is great. I had heard about the 90 degree tilt a couple years back and that is fantastic! If it doesn't make sense, basically it gives you more real estate and is going to pretty much always be scaled down providing an exceptional key.
I actually used that in the center of this clip with the young girl. This was just an unfinished tilt/shift Campbells Soup thing that went unfinished.
The girl was shot on green screen, comped in to a still image of a house.
Eric
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 12:20 PM, Todd Kopriva
<kopriva@adobe.com> wrote:
Jonas Hummelstrand has an excellent resource on his site:
http://generalspecialist.com/greenscreen-and-bluescreen-checklist/
That resource and some other good ones are linked to from the “Shooting and acquiring footage for keying” section of After Effects Help:
http://adobe.ly/RNe3pz
Can anybody suggest a link that has the most authoritative, comprehensive tip sheet for green screen shooting that I can send to this particular client the next time they consider doing it?
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Eric D. Kirk | Kirk Productions
The Night Visitor | VFX
