Chroma Paint
Chroma Paint
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 Nutmeg Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz  US $6.70
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 Burnt Umber Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Ebony Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Charcoal Grey Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Rust Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Canary Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Pthalo Green Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Napthol Crimson Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Russet Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Smoked Pearl Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Blue Interference Chroma Airbrush Paint US $6.70
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 Driftwood Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Raw Sienna Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Golden Glow Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Titanium White Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Yellow Green Interference Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Azure Blue Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Paynes Grey Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Warm White Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Burnt Sienna Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Green Interference Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Violet Interference Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Indigo Chroma Airbrush Paint 2 oz US $6.70
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 Olive Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Gold Oxide Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Chestnut Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Cardinal Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Carbon Black Chroma Airbrush Paint 2 oz US $6.70
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 Taupe Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Yellow Oxide Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Raw Umber Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Brilliant Green Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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 Ultramarine Blue Chroma Airbrush Paint 2oz US $6.70
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Making a green room - Do I have to use Chroma Key paint?
I do the videos for my church, and they are going to let me use one of the rooms there to do videos in, so I am going to paint 3 of the walls, and part of the floor green for chroma key use. I have seen actual chroma key green, and blue paint for sale online, but do I really have to use chroma key paint for it to work very well, or can I just go to my local Lowes, and get some lime green paint? I know it needs to be as not-shiny as possible, but will that work, or would it be worth it to just get the chroma key paint?
The idea of the chroma key green is that it is a colour you are very unlikely to find naturally occurring in your subjects.
So if you pick some really awful green that is close to the chroma key, you'll be fine, just make sure your subjects wear other colours.
The most important part is the preparation. You need to get the background as even as possible, and then get the lighting as even as you can, too, and THAT is the hardest part.
Strong light fall-off or shadows on the green will ruin the whole thing.
Keep the amount of green on the floor and the side walls to a minimum.... if you have too much of it, your subjects faces will start looking very sick - the colour WILL reflect.