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B&H Creator of the Week: Sidney Baker-Green
by Jill Waterman · Posted 07/31/2020
Sidney Baker-Green was still in high school when he first embarked on his creative journey as a wedding photographer and content creator, which now spans still photography and filmmaking. Over the past seven years, he has shared a wide variety of image-making adventures, gear reviews, business advice, and tech tips with a growing audience on social media, leading us to invite him to collaborate as a B&H Creator of the Week. By means of introduction, we recently asked Baker-Green to respond to a
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Dress Your Streaming Background for Success with a Green Screen
by Mary Latvis · Posted 06/02/2020
Looking to display an impressive background while streaming from home with Skype, Zoom, or similar interfaces? Whether you want to use a simulated starship deck, a tropical beachscape, or simply a photo of your true work office, read on to see how a basic green screen can up your streaming game (not that your home office/corner of the sofa is at all cluttered or less than picturesque, of course). Green screen use is also known as “chroma-keying,” a technique where two layers of video are composited or “keyed” together so that your chosen
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