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My poor mans rig would be green paper covering the screen, then load in the directly recorded video stream using green-screening in post production. It would g
by brador 15y ago
My poor mans rig would be green paper covering the screen, then load in the directly recorded video stream using green-screening in post production. It would give a perfect clarity image.
I guess the sides of the ipad screen would still reflect, so it'd look a little "off" unless your fingers are kept perfectly between the camera and ipad at all times...but that could be achieved.
- elisee 15y agoIt would be pretty complicated to make the demo (swipe, touch, navigate your app) with the screen covered in green, wouldn't it?
- brador 15y agoGood point... Okay, we'll pre record the video, play that on a screen and simulate the touches/swipes on the green screened ipad with your fingers as best as possible. It doesn't have to be perfect, just get the positioning right, then the timing can be done in post. Remember to remove hands completely from frame after every action to help with this. You could even prerecord various swipes, touches and taps, then cut them together as you need... one more: how about recording it in almost complete darkness to avoid reflection, then adding the background in later? or green screen the background in an almost dark room? The key point in all this is the device is kept completely stationary. Making it super easy to change things in post.