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Thank you 🙏🤗 How do you like the 12mm.

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Hi. In Lightroom you can't really. But you can use the crop tool in photoshop and set the "fill" dropdown to content aware. That will keep the initial size, but still crop away a part of the image. If you don't want that at all, you have to extend the canvas size in photoshop first, by using the crop tool and enlarge the crop (use generative expand - at best google that, it's hard to explain in words 😉) and then use the crop tool to rotate. I hope that helps!

Thank you! Great to hear that. A new version is in production ;).

Thank you 😉. I just checked. I have to admit that I don't know for sure whether the one I currently use is the one that came with the light. I have quite a few reflectors from older lights and flash lights. But I checked them all and they have around 18cm outer diameter. My barn doors are also really old and cheap and they fit them all. So if you get one for standard reflectors, you will be fine 😉.

@@wolfamri Thank you!! I have found 18 cm ones and the guy from the store confirmed they will fit. Can't wait to get my setup ready 🤠

Awesome! Enjoy the fun 😉

That’s weird. Maybe a stupid question from me, but are you maybe not masking the key effect only, but the complete clip? I don’t think so, but just to make sure 😉

@@wolfamri hi! yes only masking the key effect like the video, what I ended up doing is making the mask for the hair and another ultra key for everything else minus what I could cut with the clip-mask. I have to say sir thank you so much for this video, I tried every other tutorial that I could find but this one with the multi-keying was the only one that helped me save a bad green screen footage, doing 2 or more key mask to edit the clip is such a genius, simple and efficient solution, I will use this technique again in the future for sure

That's so great to hear. So it worked in the end and you only had to do one green screen hair for the mask and the rest was taken care of with the second ultra key, right?

Thank you, Angelo. Yes, that’s absolutely correct 👍

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Thank you, Richard! That means a lot 🙏

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I use several. Often I use a travel photo-tripod, but you can mount it on anything that has a 1/4 screw/thread. Either on the bottom, or with the adapter to the side.

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Thank you for your continued support! Much appreciated 🤗🙏

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Thank you 🙏. Btw: you can save videos to your own lists. But there will be an even newer course in a few months that I have been working on for years 😉.

Thank you! I really appreciate that. Working on new videos I'm always wondering about these exact issues 🙏🤗

@@wolfamri it is easier to understand if the tutorial is breakdown to steps then explain the reason for each step. The reasons and concepts are very important in learning because if there arent then will just be memorizing and then forgetting it after. With reason and concept explained then we can just look at the video and realize the solution.

@@wolfamri using analogy also helps

Thank you! That is exactly what I'm trying to achieve with my new videos. Do everything I can to help people remember and learn. I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you again!

😂 I wished I would have his brain rather than his look 😂

Thank you 🙏 great to hear that. Do you mean the ceiling rails?

@@wolfamri Yes!

That’s a very old system I took from my old big studio. It’s from Hensel and actually too big and needlessly heavy duty for this use case. There are cheaper alternatives if you google ceiling rail system for photo studio.

@@wolfamri Perfect! Thank you!

Thank you for your feedback and great to hear it was helpful. In the conclusion I compared all the backgrounds. I felt it doesn’t make much sense to key them out in the middle of the video because you don’t have a reference you can compare it to, and it requires a bit of explaining to understand the difference 😉.

@@wolfamriAs valid as this remark may be, what's the use of wiggling the wig in front of a green wall? What is this supposed to (repeatedly) show/proof within the context of your video?

@piet7617 Show that I did a real life test and that it’s worth watching the final comparison at the end. Creating UA-cam videos is a creative process. You give your best and work on your ideas to make the videos as helpful as possible. But as always, there is no guarantee that everyone thinks like you do 😁.

@@wolfamri I'm not trying to put you down or anything, truly not, your video is really well done! But I was seriously wondering what you were trying to demonstrate with that wig wiggeling. You could have juggled three tennis balls or done backflips for all I care... the demonstrational "effect" would have been the same: none. So, what exactly was your intention?

Oh, now I understand. Hair are the biggest challenge for green screen, and moving hair are even more difficult to key. Not only is my bald head pretty easy to key (apart from color spill), but there is also a difference in keying blonde hair vs dark hair. So I thought it was a brilliant idea to buy a wig with which you can test everything in one go.

Awww! Thank you so much! But I promise, I'm working on way better ones at the moment. It will take a few more months though 😉

I‘m afraid I didn’t test that.

@@wolfamri No worries! I'll probably test that shortly. Either that or just get a Iaowa 105, but I'm curious about how sharpness is retained with that combination, specially with a zoom and an inverted prime lens like a 50mm 1.8.

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Why not ask away 😉

@@wolfamri I have a medium sized room (approx 16x16 and the green screen looks "fine" but I've tried this and there is still crazy motion blur and/or the halo around the subject. What could possibly be the issue? Sony a7iii and 2 Sony fdr-ax43 camcorders

@@wolfamri the subjects are at the table with is about 5 feet from the wall due to space. Got 2 stick lights(led) and an overhead tube on the green screen

@upcloselife what shutter speed did you use and did you check my video about green screen editing?

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Thank you so much! Great to hear that!

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My personal opinion would be: for the price it costs, it does add too little functionality compared to a reverse mount only.

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There are no stupid questions 😉. I wouldn't say it's the same look yet, but it gets close and will soon be the same. But for some time being, AI is and will be rather slow. So if you shoot many images, it is quite tedious to always wait for AI to compute your background (especially the hair). And finally: In the one or the other form, AI is/will have to be paid because companies want to make money. So for quite some time I feel that lenses will still be the way to go. Not sure if I would still say that in 10 years from now 😉.

@@wolfamri Thanks for taking the time to answer ! I believe that having a big aperture does not only have the benefit of blurring the background anyway. Thank you for your content once again, you have a new subscriber :)

@Rimka1170 Thank you 🙏🤗. My pleasure 😉

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Hi! I haven‘t yet tried that, but have heard that people use it. As long as both lenses are of decent quality, it should work well.

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Hi Zahra! Welcome to the club and enjoy your new hobby!

Hi there! Welcome to the club and enjoy the ride! It’s so worth it 😉

On Amazon EU it has great reviews. Since other amazon countries might change the link: may I ask you to post the link here so that I can check what the problem could be?

@@wolfamri The Tosuny ones in the description, someone had to even send camera for repairs since the extenders shorted the dc board. Even if its somewhat low percentage for failure, its still kinda too high if you cant afford to repair.

Thank you! Which country are you from? It seems Amazon is changing the links. On Amazon.com and .de, I can't even find a Tosuny extension tube.

@@wolfamri I'm in Finland so still europe.

Thanks. I finally found a Tosuny on Amazon.de. But I couldn't find the review you mentioned. One has a 1* rating and says it is plastic (which I wouldn't bother unless I use it very frequently, and the customer should have known in advance, so why did he buy it).

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Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your feedback!

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Thank you 😉. I don't think it will make much of a difference in regard to the keying result, but since you'd want to grade to match the background, I'd say you need to grade after you have placed your green screen footage in front of the final background.

@@wolfamri thanks alot:) Keep up the good work

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for your feedback!