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Photoshop Mama's #2 Green Screen Spill Cleanup

PHOTOS by Nora Canfield at: http://www.msdigphotography.com Subscribe to your choice of one or several of Mama's Playlists here: http://www.youtube.com/profile_play_l... IMPORTANT INFO HERE! We do a lot of artists the request the chroma key background, I think because they import into video software that has chroma key features. With that being said, if you are just doing photo work, you will avoid many extra steps if you shoot subject on a Light Gray Seamless Background. Keeping it neutral will eliminate the color cast spillover into the subject area. GREEN SCREEN SERIES--VIDEO #2 After you have created a selection to Layer Mask your subject on the Green Screen, there is often a Green Spill Cast that appears on skin, clothing or reflective jewelry. This video will show you a sure fire way to cancel out that cast! See #1 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #1 Green Screen Mask   See #3 in this series here:    • Photoshopmama's #3 Green Screen Masking To...   See #4 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #4 Green Screen Extract W...   See #5 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #5 Green Screen Aftermath...   See #6 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #6 Green Screen Extractio...   See #7 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #7 Greenscreen-Example 2 ...   See #8 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #8 Color Range for Green ...   See #9 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's #10 City Skyline Mask   See #10 in this series here:    • Photoshop Mama's City Skyline Clipping Mask   DIGITAL MAKEUP by Mama Shan DIGITAL MAKEUP by Mama Shan Mama's Miracle Skin Action (public release August 2008) Mama's Powder (Original) ************************************************************ KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS: Shrink/Enlarge Brush-- Left/Right Bracket Keys [ ] Default Colors--Press letter d Switch/Exchange position of colors--Press letter x Toggle Hand tool--Press Spacebar and click drag mouse Zoom in/out--Control +/- (PC); Command +/- (Mac) UNDO-Control Z (PC); Command Z (Mac)