Make fine adjustments with the colour sliders. In the White Balance section, play with the options from the Mode list and select the one relating to your lighting set up, or until the colours in the preview window displays evenly balanced colours. If you change a setting on your camera, it is also changed in the software. If you change a setting in the software, such as the ISO, it is changed on your camera. Most of the settings that you see in the Exposure section are set manually on your camera.
The information displayed on that page comes from the device itself and therefore contains different options for each device. The Camera Properties page is different for every capture device. Otherwise, select Live Preview if you prefer to take faster, lighter images for a rough test. Find and select your recording device from the Device list.įrom the Source list, select Full-Resolution Photo if it is available for your recording device (some devices, such as webcams may not allow for this option). In the Options section, select the Source tab. Lighting does not necessarily mean a multi-lamp setup a well-lit room with natural daylight is often best.įrom the File menu, select Acquire > From Capture Device. The fewer variations in tone, the easier it is to key out the colour later on. In the case of a green screen, soft, flat lighting can be the key to making the material look smooth and shadowless. You can then superimpose another background, such as a 2D drawing created in Studio or a 3D photograph or a piece of video footage.Īn important element to consider when setting up either a green screen backdrop or a stop-motion setting, is the lighting. If you would like a 2D cartoon background, then you need to set up what is known as either a blue or green screen.Ī blue or green screen is a solid-coloured piece of fabric that you can easily select and block out in the software.
If you prefer a 3D background, then you would treat the elements in the same manner that you treat your stop-motion characters. Depending on whether you want a 2D or 3D environment, you have to set up your background accordingly.
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