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Keying Backdrops Rentals
Keying fabrics are used for a process in which one of three colors (blue, red or green) are taken out of a shot in post production. Through the process of keying, the camera is essentially told not to see a certain color (blue, for example), causing anything in the shot that is blue to appear as though it isn't there. This technique is commonly referred to as Blue or Green Screen Technology. Red Screen Technology is usually reserved for filming claymation. These days, though, practically any color can be used for keying. Digital keying fabric is more reflective than traditional keying fabric so it requires much less lighting, and can end up saving money on electricity, lamps and labor.
Read more in our blog post on When to use Digital Key vs. Chroma Key
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Also known as "PD Cloth, " this matte fabric is great for multi-purpose facilities and lining drapery, and keying in digital and chroma key colors.
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Chroma Key Blue, Chroma Key Green, Digital Key Blue, Digital Key Green |
Medium weight Avora™ polyester has the look and weight of cotton muslin without the stiffness.
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Cobalt (Digital Key Blue), Kelly (Chroma Key Green), Lime Green (Digital Key Green) |
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