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How to Superimpose images with a green screen and chroma key

Jul 14, 2008 05:25 AM
Person demonstrating a hand gesture in front of a green screen setup.

This video gives a ten minute tutorial on how to achieve the superimposition effect for web videos with a little props and software.

You will need to get Wax, a free nonlinear editing system for Windows that includes the chroma key effect. You will also want to get the codecs HuffYUV, Lagarith, and MSU Lossless. Then there's styrofoam, green board, a yard stick, an ugly seventies lamp, a compact fluorescent light bulb, a clamp lamp, plastic vase, books, and a cardboard box. And last but not least, a camera.

See how you can make the perfect green screen environment for your YouTube videos.

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