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Forums - Bricks in Motion » Equipment & Software » HELP! Has anyone used the quickcam pro 9000 for greenscreening?
Has anyone used the Logitech quickcam pro for chroma keying? (greenscreen) If so, how would you rate it?
Thanks.
I have not, but with it being the miost popular BrickFilming webcam, you'd bet your assassin someone has.
I have it, and it works well, as long as you have a greenscreen that is well lit (meaning that the whole thing is evenly lighted so that it's the same color) and a good program is CineGobs Color Keyer, and it's FREE! 
I use the QC9000 and I use a BLUE screen all the time. But I have after effects and that's expensive if you only want keying-stuff.
I have used it, what let me down was technique, not equipment. But it was my first time.
Here is my film I did using a lot of green screen.
As said above, this isn't the best green screen, but that is down to me, not the camera. Which is great !
Yeah, I have used it for greenscreening quite alot actually (I just haven't uploaded it 
) Like T.G Tom, I use Adobe After Effects though so if it is just for keying, lol, I wouldn't get AE, go with something like Cinegobs or something.
Edit: Lol, I forgot to give rating, Yeah I really like it, great web cam.
Last edited by BozoMuffin (September 7, 2009 (08:42pm))
Thanks everyone. I'll probably use composite lab pro for doing the post production.
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