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Chromakey paint....

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Sat, 12/06/2008 - 02:07
Brian Mirrlees
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Hi again:

I'm curious to know if there is a preferred paint product or manufacturer of paint for video chromakey when using the Sony MVS-8000G.

I understand that the chromakeyers in the MVS-8000G are a proprietary Sony design.

Is anyone using the ROSCO Digicomp paint products? or is there another product that is recommended.

It has been a few years since our key wall has been painted, so it would be prudent to ensure that the paint base and lighting are optimal first.

thx.

b.

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Sat, 12/06/2008 - 08:54
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Matt Saplin
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We repainted our wall when we went to HD and the 8000G a little more than a year ago now. I can ask around and see what paint we used, but I think you'll find the chroma keyers in the 8000G are fantastic. With a green wall, I have been able to key an anchor with green stripes in his tie ... and with a blonde anchor and meteorologist, the "color cancel" feature has also been a blessing to eliminate that green halo that used to appear... Matt
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