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Hi Guys, it's been a while since I posted. A guy from Parks and Rec's recently approached me and asked me if I could provide affordable photography for the community. I said yes and saw some of the work their previous photographer was doing and he was using a painted background. I had the bright idea of using a green screen, but I've never used a green screen before. After doing some research I found out it could be tedious and you can get green spill on your subjects.
Does anyone here have experience with green screens and is it possible to light it with 3 speedlights? I have 2 600 ex Rt and a 430 ex iii rt... I'm doing full teams of 10 players and coach and individuals.
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In terms of the spill on your subject, that would depend upon the reflected light from the background. Same thing happens with other colors (e.g. white). Too much reflected light will blow out your subject's edges.