Manfrotto Chroma key 1.8 x 2.75 m, Green screen. Chroma key is the name of a method by which it is possible to hide and/or make objects seem invisible/transparent in film and TV productions. Blue screen is a film technique that involves filming two clips, one of which is filmed in front of a blue screen (hence the name) and then the blue is cut off and replaced with the other film clip. The technology is widely used in science fiction and action movies. Another use is meteorology, when the weather is shown on TV. Green screen is a variant with a green screen instead of a blue one, which is used when blue material is present in front of the screen. Otherwise this would also disappear when the blue color is removed. In the digital world, however, the green color is preferred because digital cameras capture more detail in the green channel and it requires less light than blue.
Manfrotto by Manfrotto has since 1978 designed and manufactured photo accessories for professional photographers and enthusiasts for use in the studio and on location. The products are characterized by innovative solutions that simplify the photographer's work and enthuse increased creativity. The range includes reflective screens, photo backgrounds, softboxes, umbrellas, diffusers, camera accessories and a wide range of accessories for product photography and photo studio.
