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- (filmmaking) Motion control photography Muslin Optical printer Primatte chromakey technology Rear projection effect Reverse bluescreen Schüfftan process...
- Red Hat Linux, SGI IRIX and the Apple Macintosh platforms. The Primatte chromakey algorithm is a method of color space segmentation, where Primatte segments...
- 2016. Tinta, Mark (July 1998). "Chroma Key: The Return Of Kevin Moore". chromakey.com. Archived from the original on March 2, 2002. Retrieved April 11,...
- pop-art studio backgrounds used to be built full size, but in later years chromakey was used with model shots, adding to the comical 'trashy' feel. Studio...
- listing of their self-titled release included "Chairman of the Board", "Chromakey", "Criminal Past", "Lowrider", and "Fluke". Triple J gave the band heavy...
- Multiple exposure Photographic mosaic Photo mosaic (remote sensing) Primatte chromakey technology Professional Cinematography, Clarke, Charles G., A.S.C., Los...
- provide the holographic appearance, all enhanced in post-production through chromakey effects. The Autocar and Autochopper were the most common vehicles created...
- a specially constructed pavilion at the ZiL plant, where the largest chromakey pavilions in Europe were erected, the total area of which was more than...
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- multi-purpose studio Studio 6 (45 ft x 30 ft approx) – Sky News studio (including chromakey), previously used for Sunrise Studio 7 (35 ft x 30 ft approx) – used for...