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Some time ago posted a question regarding the background issues when using the video demo feature. This week I purchased a green screen that fits on the back of my office chair from Amazon. It does an excellent job! There is still a bit of flickering, but not as bad. It also serves to hide my office area when I’m on web calls. The only issue I have to resolve now is the glare on my computer onto my glasses.
Some time ago posted a question regarding the background issues when using the video demo feature. This week I purchased a green screen that fits on the back of my office chair from Amazon. It does an excellent job! There is still a bit of flickering, but not as bad. It also serves to hide my office area when I’m on web calls. The only issue I have to resolve now is the glare on my computer onto my glasses.
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Get rid of your glasses
I love the chair green screen idea. Thanks for sharing.
Really the only way to get rid of the glare on your glasses is to get anti-reflective coating on the lenses. I have worked in the TV industry for years and that is standard for anyone that is on camera and wears glasses.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Fine, that you posted this positive answer. For the glare on the glasses, you should need a good image editor like Photoshop or…. try to avoid those lares as much as possible in the future when recording.
Thank you for the suggestion Lieve.
