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What is Chroma Key?

It is a form of process which is used mainly for digitally replacing the background image of a subject by any other image. Such process requires a specific setting and video editing tools that help in replacing the background image of a subject.

Setting required for accomplishment of the process:

A photographer needs a green or blue shaded cloth for placing it as the background of the subject. These two shades are specifically chosen as they are farthest from the human skin tone and therefore these colors can help in proper masking of the background image with an editing tool to be replaced by any other selected image as a background of the subject. You also need a proper lighting system. Use flood lights that are covered with a butterfly sheet as these illuminate a subject properly and eliminate all sorts of shadow areas on the face or clothes of the subject. These flood lights also leave a soft effect or touch on the face of a person and this enhances the perfection of photography. Then, you can also collect graphics, images or videos for flawless presentation of a picture. Upload all these pictures in the editing tool that perform Chroma Key effect.

Perform the masking process by selecting any image and replace it behind the subject. You can make a person place behind 'Seven Wonders of the World' or place him in an exotic and exquisite locale. This kind of picture making enables a photographer to use boundless creativity for attaining perfect results. A person can also apply visual effects to the videos or images. You can apply transitions and music effects to an image. Some advanced and latest technology based computer programs enable a user for even uploading the transitions and other visual or musical effects from the system. In this way, you can customize the videos and images as per the requirement.

Myself webmaster of 123videomagic.com providing video editing software, green screen hardware, composting software, chromakey software that helps in customizing video and images by replacing their background to make them look more appealing.

Go For the Green! – Tips for Earth Friendly Exhibiting

The environment, global warming, overflowing land-fills, sky rocketing energy prices; these words have become part of our everyday language.  As have earth friendly solutions, recycling, sustainability & corporate or social responsibility.

Today's market place is going green.  It's all around us - green initiatives are on everyone's mind; am I doing enough, could I be doing more?  Consumers are starting to pay attention to earth friendly companies, and businesses that want to make a difference in the world are choosing to go for the green.

Whether your interest in the environment is purely from social responsibility or if increased pressure in the market place is driving your decision - or a little bit of both, adopting green practices can only enhance your companies brand image.  Going green gives you something to talk about and puts you ahead of the competition.

10 Tips for going green:

1. Building a booth or looking for banner stands?  Use earth friendly materials such as bamboo.  Bamboo is a renewable agro-forestry product and the fastest growing plant on the planet.  It is a viable replacement for wood and metal as it has a rapid maturity cycle of 3-4 years and it provides a critical component in the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
2. Determine longevity - for long term exhibits pick materials that will not weather or degrade quickly.  For short-term displays use materials that are easy to recycle or reuse.
3. Use recycled material - increase the sustainability of your exhibit by using as much recycled, reclaimed or rapidly renewable material as possible.  The process of recycling aluminum takes about much less energy than it does to create new aluminum form ore.  When you are finished with your exhibit recycle it - make sure it doesn't end up in a landfill.
4. Print Green - make up banner and signs with water-based inks on cotton fabric or bio-degradable plastics.  Biodegradable laminates, water based adhesives, recycled paper for brochures and promotional materials all contribute to a greener planet.  Go for the green with giveaways - avoid items that come in plastic packaging (unless biodegradable) or plastic items (unless recycled).  Instead choose re-useable items such as pens, mugs or cotton tote bags.
5. Eco-accessorize - don't forget about flooring, racks and other accessories.  Bamboo flooring and literature racks promote sustainability too.
6. Energy efficient lighting - LED lighting reduces energy use by up to 90% over conventional sources.  Incandescent bulbs are inefficient and emit only 10% of the energy they use as light - the rest is given off as heat.
7. Detoxify - Chemicals, sealants, vinyl and paints all have a direct negative impact on the environment.  Oil and latex-based paints are toxic to the environment, evaporate into the air and contribute to global warming. Look for non-VOC paints, stains and PVC-free carpeting, water-based or low-VOC padding and adhesives.
8. Lighten Up - modular and portable exhibits tend to be lighter than custom displays.  When shipping think about using lighter materials and less packaging materials.  Buy locally to further reduce shipping and delivery.
9. Refurbish - give your old exhibit new life with earth friendly materials such as cotton graphics.  Using exhibits that can be easily changed rather than replaced will mean less consumption of materials over time.  Keep your exhibit in good repair and replace broken or damaged parts.
10. Use suppliers that not only offer green options but also operate with environmentally conscious conditions such as waste reduction programs and recycling in-place.  Be sure to ask your supplier for more advice on how you can create an earth friendly display for your next exhibit.

Going green doesn't have to cost a lot of money.  There are many more options available today and the list keeps growing.  Green, recycled and earth friendly materials can cost less than their non-recycled counterparts.  Research your options and know that every little bit counts - from using recycled paper to printing biodegradable banners - you can be rest assured you are making a positive contribution toward greening the planet.

About the Author

Kira Turner is a marketing manager at Lumichrom Displays*Exhibits*Graphics. Visit us to see all our green products at http://www.lumichrom.com/green/greenintro/.

My Sims 3 graphics aren't working, it's gray with random green patches! Help me please!!?!?!?

ok so i bought it and i downloaded it
everything including the graphics were running smoothly on the started screen but after the pick a town thing, it brought me to thetown to get started but the town was all gray with random green patches and all i can really make out is the big lake
wen it came to the starting screen it said hardware not found or something, but i checked and the disk was in, then it did say something about graphics and to contact tech support but it went by too fast and i couldnt fully read it so i went on with the game and this happened
i tried changing the graphics options but it didnt work
i tried calling tech support but they just closed a half an hour ago
what do i do, i really wanna play but i cant see anything but gray
my operating system is vista if that helps

Sounds like your graphics card isn't good enough to run the game.

Go to www.canyourunit.com & select The Sims 3, that will tell you for sure.

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