Re: Chroma Key Challenge
We are going to judge in about an hour, so everyone make your last minute entries.
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We are going to judge in about an hour, so everyone make your last minute entries.
Last edited by PJ_pund (March 24, 2010 (05:02pm))
Here are the results:
It was a really hard choice, but we have decided that BGanimations is the winner. We really liked the nice sharp and clean greenscreening job you did! The robot and the ship were also fantastic. Realbrick, we really liked the concept of your first entry, but the keying job was a bit messy, especially around the vent and minifigure. Your second entry was a bit too blurry for us to really even tell what it was. PJ_pund, your entry was quite good as well, but the keying job around the portal could use some work. Still, they were all really good entries, and it was a VERY hard choice we had to make. Congratulations to BGanimations, and you now have 24 hours to post the next theme! 
Yay! I won! Congrats to Real Brick, because of who I was anxoiusly waiting for the results after you posted you first frame. Also, thank you BuilderBrothers for declaring me as the winner. I feel proud. 
Anyways, the next theme is going to be antique. This could mean old-fashioned, rare, or any other way you interpret it, as long as I can interpret it also, or at least get how it was suppose to connect with the theme.
I'll try to enter this. Masking or not, it'll be a challenge for me. Let's get started
*Thinks of ideas*
Congratulations BG!
Thanks!
Yay! I won! Congrats to Real Brick, because of who I was anxoiusly waiting for the results after you posted you first frame. Also, thank you BuilderBrothers for declaring me as the winner. I feel proud.
Anyways, the next theme is going to be antique. This could mean old-fashioned, rare, or any other way you interpret it, as long as I can interpret it also, or at least get how it was suppose to connect with the theme.
Okay, so a green-screening challenge on making an antique lego thing. So, for example, I could make an old fashioned lawnmower and green screen farmland in the distance?
Yep, that would be a perfect example. Or, you could key in a sholf with a bunch of antiques on it, or maybe a crown on a pedestal. The possibilities are quite large, so I would take that. Nice idea also.
Okay, I'm going to roll with my old-fashioned lawnmower idea.
Before
After
It's not perfect, but it looks pretty good after scaling down the MASSIVE images. 
And am I allowed to submit another one if I come up with another good idea?
Max of three entries per round, so yes. you can.
Not the same shade of blue, or masking.
It's a little bit long, but I don't know how you could make it shorter.
What are the black circles at the bottom? No amount of squinting will let me identify what they are...
I think it's one of those rollerblade lawnmowers. My dad had one, which just goes to show how antique they are.
Dog
Yes yes yes I know that, I was asking what LEGO pieces it's made of.
A technique one, the black spiral I think.
Dog
It is a worm-gear. (At least, that is what we have heard it called before.)
That is a beautiful chroma keying job.
But how in god's name did you manage to not chroma key the blue suspenders?
I took the chroma keyed image and then pasted back on the trousers from the original image. And thanks! I used cinegobs.
What are the black circles at the bottom? No amount of squinting will let me identify what they are...
That's a black worm gear with lego goggles held on by chance.
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