 You have no problems with green spill on your subject. This means that you have the proper lighting set up and that reflections from the background area do not appear on the subject. |
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 A minor amount of green spill on the subject has been detected in this image. It is very important to position the subject at least 4 feet away from the backdrop. Avoid using highly reflective props, such as metal instruments or lacquered benches as well a chromakey foam backgrounds. It is important not to over-expose your backdrop; the light should be 1 or 2 stops darker than the light on your subject. |
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 A significant amount of green spill on the subject has been detected in this image, which can be the result of the backdrop material or highly reflective props. It is very important to position the subject at least 4 feet away from the backdrop. Avoid using props such as metal instruments or lacquered benches as well a chromakey foam backgrounds. It is important not to over-expose your backdrop; the light should be 1 or 2 stops darker than the light on your subject. |
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Not sure how to set up properly for green screening? Use our helpful Photo Setup Guide to get your started. Click the image on the left to download. |
