how to setup green screen streamlabs obs

The more right you go on the slider, the more it’s going to broaden the range for it to pull out pixels. In this case, you can set your similarity down and you’re going to have a better time getting a cleaner image. If you have everything evenly lit there is going to be a big difference between you and the background.

Similarity: This setting tells our software how similar the green pixels and the background are.

There is no one correct answer for these settings as everybody’s lighting situations different, hair is different, skin color is different, and background is different, which is why you’re going to have to play around with it until you refine it down. You’re going to see a many different settings that you’re going to have to play around with to find what works for you. From there, you will see chroma key as a filter type.

Open up Streamlabs Desktop, go to your camera source, right-click on it and go to filters.Ģ.

Now that we have everything set up, we have to key and pull it out.

Evenly light your green screen so Streamlabs Desktop has an easy time keying or pulling the green out so you look nice and crisp.

More about this later, when we go into the software.

Set your green screen up as far away from you as possible reduce the amount of spill on your clothing.

Be warned: sometimes only having light in the front isn’t sufficient. You need to have even lighting across the whole screen to make yourself look good and clean. Even a simple green cloth from your local art store will work just as well.

You can get a fancy pullout or popup green screen, or you can get a simple green screen backdrop that you can order from Amazon. You’re going to need a green screen (duh).Setting up a green screen is mainly done through software, however, you do need a couple of supplies to get you started.

How to setup green screen streamlabs obs