I just bought a green screen and...

[Jeff Kershner]

Jerry, how many times a day do you watch that video??

Here is an neat little study to show the importance of something as simple as a few text subtitles in your videos.

1037% increase in sales...

Treepodia : Why AB testing video versions is a must?

 

[joe.pistell]

Jerry, how many times a day do you watch that video??

Here is an neat little study to show the importance of something as simple as a few text subtitles in your videos.

1037% increase in sales...

Treepodia : Why AB testing video versions is a must?

woa! eye popper JK! It's far from a scientific study, but very interesting!

TY!

 

[Mitch Gallant]

1037% increase in sales...

Treepodia : Why AB testing video versions is a must?

That's incredible! Those subtitles producing that kind of increase makes a perfect illustration for function over aesthetics!

Where did the increase in sales # come from, I might have overlooked somthing on that landing page. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Chip Grueter]

Pardon my super MS Paint skills, but for the best green screen setup, it's always good to light from behind the screen if the screen is capable of it (not too thick). then light the subject from the sides to cut down on shadows.

I use Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects for post prod and they seem to work well, although must other people I know use Final Cut and seem to get a bit better results.

 

[Alex Snyder]

Pardon my super MS Paint skills

Nice Chip!

 

[CAORYAN]

Chip, thanks for the advice. We have final cut, after effects, and Premier pro. I never would have thought about the light behind the screen. I was told to put two lights at 45 degrees lighting the screen and then light your subject.

Would you suggest the light behind or in front to light the screen?

Pardon my super MS Paint skills, but for the best green screen setup, it's always good to light from behind the screen if the screen is capable of it (not too thick). then light the subject from the sides to cut down on shadows.

I use Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects for post prod and they seem to work well, although must other people I know use Final Cut and seem to get a bit better results.

 

[Jeff Kershner]

Such skills you have Chip!

 

[Chip Grueter]

Hey Ryan,
It just depends on the material of the screen and whether or not it will let light through. You don't have to light the screen from behind, it's just a trick so you end up having to use less lights and maintain a more consistent coloring across the screen.

Chip-

 

[CAORYAN]

Chip,

gotcha! Great idea. Light will come through on my screen so i will try it both ways and let you know. Thanks for the tip!

Love your site by the way.

 

[Mitch Gallant]

This is off topic but I thought of this post when I watched this youTube video... talk about super MS Paint skills! Insane!

I prefer Chip's... he didn't waste 4 years on it.