but it's worth working out how you want to use your green screen, whether you're live-streaming through OBS or using editing ...

Even video editing software that provides green screen are not cost-friendly. E.g., Adobe Premiere provides a green screen and some other features with a cost of $19.99/month which is a bomb indeed.

The key to good green screen results is to light things evenly ... Get the lighting as even as possible, then adjust your software to match ([Fred] uses OBS Studio) for best results.

Run source env/bin/activate. Your directory should look like the following. Create folders as needed. Green Screen Software │ README.md │ greenScreenSoftware.py │ env │ └───images │ │ │ ...

Using video editing software, the editor can then replace ... cumbersome process than making a few mouse clicks. For the green screen effect, studios could actually use specialized optical filters.

Widely used in the early days of mainframes and minicomputers, as well as in the days of DOS, the character-based green screen gave way to the graphics-based interfaces of Windows and Mac.