A couple green screen basketball images.

I originally thought this team was going to use a different background but after I got done shooting them they decided to have a plain black background. Oh well, not a big deal editing them for that.

Very well done, lighting is awesome!

What screen did you use, green or blue? Pop up screen?

What software did you use to do the key?

Thanks for posting!
Andrew

I used a kind of like velvet green screen I got from either B&H or Adorama. It's very soft and absorbs light pretty well. I just use photoshop for the extraction. The green screen itself is an 8 x 10 I think. Here's a pull back from today's shoot.

Thanks
Rick

This is the digital background I thought I was going to use. Oh well. Hopefully the ladies will like it.

Very cool, the geek side of me appreciate the workings of the picture, of course thats why were HERE and not just sharing shots on Flickr!

I see the Cheata reflectors, curious as to what the flashes are.. Looks "kinda like" some Godox with Godox power packs??

Thanks!
Andrew

Nice.

I have two cheetah strip boxes sitting in my cart and need to make a decision on them. Do you know what size you have shown there?

My (2) Godox octoboxes just showed up tonight, looking forward to running them.. Want to get grids for them too (33 inch units).
I can pull the diffuser off and run reflective, a nifty trick setup..

Andrew

my strip boxes are the 32 x 48 inch strip boxes. I put the grid in for directionality and leave the liner our for specularity. The strobes are either flashpoint 360's or cheetahlight 360's on the side and a cheetah light 180 in front. The front box is a quick silver 33 inch beauty dish that collapses real nice as well. Here's a couple from the shoot that I've been able to get proofed.

And I leave the grid in for the team photo as well. I kind of throws a neat pattern on the floor if you ask me. Not sure which one they want to use so these are SOOC

And one more option.

Had another shoot this morning. Same set up.

Awesome examples, I hope to achieve this level one day!

Thanks for posting, wonderful work and inspirational.

Andrew