| For quite some time we've experimented with the use of a
"green screen". |
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| Just like
your favorite weather person on television, you pose in front |
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| of a
backdrop that is literalty green in color. Yes, stopping at this point |
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| in the
process usually makes for a very unflattering photograph. But, the smooth |
| solid green
color makes it easier to cut out your image and place it in front of |
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| your choice
of backdrops. That means we can take one pose of you then do |
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| anything
from placing you in front of a traditional studio backdrop to placing |
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| you on a
beach in Jamacia. There's nothing like viewing your proofs from a |
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| photo
session and deciding that favorite red shirt or blouse doesn't look so |
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| great in
front of a blue backdrop. No problem. A gray backdrop with a touch |
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| of red or
maroon will make you look your best. |
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| The problem
with green screen in the past has been it still took a great amount |
| of photo
editing time to really make the final photograph look realistic. |
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| A new
software purchase this year has made green screen photography a |
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great option
for our clients. We have well over 1000 very high quality digital files
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traditional studio backdrops, urban settings, nature settings, grunge, etc. |
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| We also
continue to add to the background collection by photographing familiar |
| places in
the metro Denver area. Check out our "Backgrounds" web page
for |
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| some samples
and examples. |
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