Green screens, or chroma key, to give the effect its real name, relies on the background using a colour not present in the main subject of the shot. This can then be detected electronically or in ...

Filmmakers achieve a blend of reality and computer-generated backdrops thanks to a technique called chroma keying. If you've ever seen behind-the-scenes footage of a movie, TV show, or commercial, you ...

The technique is also known as chroma key compositing, and it’s generally used to merge two images or videos together based on color hues. Usually you see an actor filmed in front of a green ...

(1) (Color Key) See prepress proof. (2) Also called "chroma key," it is a technique for superimposing one video image onto another. Widely used to place an interesting scene behind people such as ...

Jack takes a look at the Razer Key Light Chroma - and we begin to realise why Corsair decided it was a good idea to purchase ...

The easiest way to avoid shadows from subject to background is to move the subject away from the background, therefore ...

Filmmakers achieve a blend of reality and computer-generated backdrops thanks to a technique called chroma keying. If you've ever seen behind-the-scenes footage of a movie, TV show, or commercial ...