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 From:  UncleSteve
 To:  Harvey only (HARVEY-ONLY) 
2341.3 In reply to 2341.2 
One simple addition would be to get an additional backdrop that is made from the "green screen" fabric to make it easier to compose/extract/etc. the object being photographed when doing compostions for the final image.
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 From:  Dave Jones (DAVERJ)
 To:  UncleSteve 
2341.4 In reply to 2341.3 

Green screens (and blue screens) are not a simple thing to master. The color must be a very specific hue to work well, and even lighting is critical, using lights of a specific color temperature.

For most product photos a better alternative for dropping out backgrounds, at least for print or web images, is a white screen with a lot of light pointed at it, but moved back from the product so it doesn't rear light the object. That way the background washes away into pure white.

 
 
     
 

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