Getting the Wrinkles Out of Your Green Screen

If you store your green screen between productions, it is inevitable that you will have wrinkles in the screen. As you know, your chromakey tools have a hard time dealing with the wrinkle shadows. Here is a quick way to get the wrinkles out.

[@htmlartist]

Thanks for the tip! Love your enthusiasm!

[@studioimaj]

great to see a video without unnecessary jokes and info unrelated to topic.
Thanks

[@jnelson508]

Great idea that saves a lot of grief! I'll be giving it a try.

[@BrettHoustonTube]

Thanks for the tip.

[@theshavedgrail1165]

Thank you very much!!

[@zoexudm]

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[@SBVProductions004]

Very good tip definitely gonna try this

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wonderful video....

[@KismetBP]

Smart idea Thanks! :)

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And thanks for watching

[@BanishedFox]

i love this video

[@UpsideDownMon]

thanks for making this video! :)

[@thewomandirector]

Genius!

[@vrchiyo7325]

I'm new to this and I actually found this video while looking up how to store my green screen when not in use. So it looks like you can just roll it up. That's good. As for the wrinkles, mine still has lines in it from when it was folded in a square. I found that even with prominent wrinkles like that, if you're lighting is good enough, it isn't much of an issue. I'll have to try this tip though.

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I need a steamer but thanks for the tip!

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[@ringoze]

yep that's a good idea!

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dope

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[@razarbanks1192]

I tried this and it didn’t work

[@icehorizon27]

Thank you, very helpful! Now I just need a steamer lol can I borrow yours? ;)

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