I use Davinci Resolve mostly for keying out green screen footage. I find it very easy to use with only minimal feathering and masking. Tutorial here: czcams.com/video/Mb7JFWy2z7g/video.html
It looks pretty solid right now. I have only unfolded around 10 times so far. No wrinkles or issues. In fact it does sit very taught with minimal wrinkles which is what I like about it compared to hanging material or paper. I guess over time and repeated use or mis handling it may loosen. But if handled carefully I think it will be OK.
I am just using a regular light stand with a clamp and pole. Links to Amazon listing in the video description. However there are some fit for purpose stands you can consider too such as the Neewer T-Shape Background Backdrop Support Stand Kit: 32-80
Very informative. How much masking, and feathering did you have to do in post to get the results you show here?
I use Davinci Resolve mostly for keying out green screen footage. I find it very easy to use with only minimal feathering and masking. Tutorial here: czcams.com/video/Mb7JFWy2z7g/video.html
What about the sewing at the edges?!? Does it looks like it’s gonna get more and more wrinkles with time?!?
It looks pretty solid right now. I have only unfolded around 10 times so far. No wrinkles or issues. In fact it does sit very taught with minimal wrinkles which is what I like about it compared to hanging material or paper. I guess over time and repeated use or mis handling it may loosen. But if handled carefully I think it will be OK.
@@Touchtechnologyreview Great, thanks!!!
I have one of those from a different brand. Mine got wrinkled after 6-7 months of regular usage but since it's cotton I just iron it a bit !
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What stand are you using?
I am just using a regular light stand with a clamp and pole. Links to Amazon listing in the video description. However there are some fit for purpose stands you can consider too such as the Neewer T-Shape Background Backdrop Support Stand Kit: 32-80