**Quick and Easy DIY Green Screen Solution**

Are you tired of dealing with cumbersome green screens? Well, I've got a solution for you! It's super easy to set up, and it's perfect for a quick little foldable green screen that you don't have to worry about when you're ready to go. You can't beat this, and as you can see here, I have it just sort of slotted behind me because I wanted to hide the chair that I have. But if you want to have your chair visible, you would just flip it around and slide it over the back of the chair, and then you'd actually see the silhouette of the chair behind you.

So basically, anything that's green is going to get cut out. Let's go ahead and do this exact same thing but in DaVinci Resolve. I'm going to show you a super quick way to do that, okay? So here we are in DaVinci Resolve, and the goal is to take a little bit of footage with the green screen behind you.

**Step-by-Step Tutorial in DaVinci Resolve**

Let's go ahead and bring in my media. This is just a small clip that I took for demonstration purposes. We're going to toss this down here, and it'll automatically make a timeline for me. The first thing I want to do is use the Transform Effect so we can search for it up here at the top, and I'm going to go ahead and drag the Transform right onto this clip.

Now what I'm able to do is go over into Effects, all the way down to the bottom, click on Crop, and turn on Edge Rounding. And then I'll drag this all the way up. Alright, so that's literally the simplest way to be able to make a circle that surrounds your body once that's done.

**Creating a Chroma Key**

Let me move this up one, and I'll go ahead and just toss a little background behind there so you can see exactly what's going on. So what we want to do is take this screen right here – is that a bird? I've always got birds out here screaming! Alright, I'll wait for it to pass.

**Using the 3D Keyer in DaVinci Resolve**

Back in DaVinci Resolve, we want to basically be able to move this down here into the corner. You're going to want to use the same settings within that Transform node. Inside the Transform node, we're going to go ahead and zoom out a bit, bring the X and Y down so that I'm in the corner, and that's it.

Now I've got myself sitting there with the green screen, and if I want a Chroma Key this green screen out, I can actually go back into the Effects tab, type in 3D for the 3D Keyer, toss it onto my video layer here, and I'll use this Water Dropper to draw a line around myself on the green that I want to get rid of. Okay, and there we go!

**Adding a Background Image**

I'll even go a step further by taking this background image – exact same Transform on it, go into Effects all the way down again, Crop and Edge Rounding all the way, and then zoom this out, and I will zoom in a little bit so you can see what I'm doing. Position X and position Y adjust the Zoom a little bit... And there you go! It's just that simple – the Transform, the 3D Keyer, and the background here all super duper helpful.

**Conclusion**

That gives you so much freedom to be able to adjust what's behind you based on what application that you're in. Don't have to use the Fusion tab, the Color tab; you can do it basically all with different effects right there in the Preview screen.

So yeah, that's pretty much it – collapsible, foldable green screen strapped to the back of your chair super easy! If you enjoyed this or it helped you out, go ahead and click on that Like button for me. Let me know that way I know that at least someone got some use out of this.

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WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enuse one of these to go to this to this it's small easy to use foldable portable ready to go so let's check it out what's up everybody this is Carl from technical goodies and this is basically just a collapsible green screen that you can strap to the back of your chair I got this one on wish.com it was only nine bucks but they have them on Amazon you can get a bunch of different sizes they don't have to be this particular size they can be a little bit smaller they can be a lot bigger I might actually go for a bigger one pretty soon but so far I've been pretty happy with it so in this video we're going to go ahead and set this up use the footage in OBS also use the footage in DaVinci Resolve and see how it all turns out so as you can see it's basically just a foldable green screen for me I'm just going to set it behind me right now if you're streaming live or maybe on a zoom call with work or even recording videos I mean heck it works great so let's jump into OBS and Divinity resolve and see exactly how we would use this alrighty so here we are in OBS and the way I have it set up over here is basically I have my iPhone over here that I'm using to record with and I'm using my iPad here directly connected to my PC as my webcam so we have to add a video capture device and for this I'm using esoph IV cam it works pretty good leave the settings as default as they are and hit OK all right so here's me in obs what we're going to want to do is add a filter that is a chroma key and chroma key just basically pulls out anything in the screen that's that's green I think that we want to maybe bump up the similarity just a little bit here I think you can adjust these settings based on how you want it to look so let's get let's give that a try Okay so there we go so it's a little bit trippy here right because you can see me all the way back but what it's done is effectively remove the green that's behind me so if you hit the alt button you can crop out these extra areas that you don't want all right there we go and it's up ready to go so if I want to kind of get ready to go for a live stream or stream my games and just have myself over here in the corner that's like a 30 second setup I mean it's super easy to do for a quick little foldable green screen that you don't have to deal with that you can just slap on the back of your chair when you're ready to go I mean you can't beat this and like you can see here I have it just sort of slotted behind me because I wanted to hide the chair that I have but if you wanted to have your chair you would just flip it around and slide it over the back of the chair and then you would actually see the silhouette of the chair behind you so basically anything that's green is going to get cut out so let's go ahead and do this sort of exact same thing but do it in something like DaVinci Resolve I'm going to show you a super quick way to do that all right so here we are in DaVinci Resolve the goal here is to basically take a little bit of footage with the green screen behind you so let's go ahead and do this so I'm going to jump over here to the edit tab bring in my media and this is just a small clip that I took just for demonstration purposes so we're going to toss this down here it'll automatically make a timeline for me so the first thing I want to do is actually use the transform effect so we can search for it up here at the top and I'm gonna go ahead and drag the transform right onto this clip so now what I'm able to do is go over into effects go all the way down to the bottom click on crop and turn on edge rounding and drag this all the way up all right so that's literally the simplest way to be able to make a circle that surrounds your body once that's done so let me move this up one and I'll go ahead and just toss a little background behind there so you can see exactly what's going on so what we want to do is be able to take this screen right here is that a bird I've always got birds out here screaming all right I'll wait it's a wonder that I didn't get anything even close to good audio sometimes all right so back in DaVinci Resolve we want to basically be able to move this down here into the corner you're going to want to use the same settings within that transform node so inside the transform node we're going to go ahead and zoom out a bit we're going to bring the X and the Y down so that I'm in the corner and that's it now I've got myself sitting there with the green screen and if I want a chroma key this green screen out I can actually go back into the effects type in 3D for the 3D keyer toss it onto my video layer here I want to take this little drop down right here and change it to open FX overlay I'm going to use this water dropper to draw a line around myself on the green that I want to get rid of okay and there we go so I'll even go a step further as to take this background image exact same transform on it go into effects all the way down again crop and Edge rounding all the way we'll go ahead and zoom this out and I will zoom in a little bit so you can see what I'm doing position X and position y adjust the zoom a little bit and there you go it's just that simple the transform the 3D keyer the background here all super duper helpful and again this is just a rudimentary real quick tutorial to show you how to do this but that gives you so much freedom to be able to adjust what's behind you based on what application that you're in don't have to use the fusion tab the color tab you can do it basically all with different effects right there in the preview screen so yeah that's pretty much it collapsible foldable green screen strapped to the back of your chair super easy so if you enjoyed this or it helped you out go ahead and click on that like button for me let me know that way I know that at least someone got some use out of this and also if you'd like to see a couple more videos of mine go ahead and click the Subscribe button but for now this is Carl from techful goodies and I'm outuse one of these to go to this to this it's small easy to use foldable portable ready to go so let's check it out what's up everybody this is Carl from technical goodies and this is basically just a collapsible green screen that you can strap to the back of your chair I got this one on wish.com it was only nine bucks but they have them on Amazon you can get a bunch of different sizes they don't have to be this particular size they can be a little bit smaller they can be a lot bigger I might actually go for a bigger one pretty soon but so far I've been pretty happy with it so in this video we're going to go ahead and set this up use the footage in OBS also use the footage in DaVinci Resolve and see how it all turns out so as you can see it's basically just a foldable green screen for me I'm just going to set it behind me right now if you're streaming live or maybe on a zoom call with work or even recording videos I mean heck it works great so let's jump into OBS and Divinity resolve and see exactly how we would use this alrighty so here we are in OBS and the way I have it set up over here is basically I have my iPhone over here that I'm using to record with and I'm using my iPad here directly connected to my PC as my webcam so we have to add a video capture device and for this I'm using esoph IV cam it works pretty good leave the settings as default as they are and hit OK all right so here's me in obs what we're going to want to do is add a filter that is a chroma key and chroma key just basically pulls out anything in the screen that's that's green I think that we want to maybe bump up the similarity just a little bit here I think you can adjust these settings based on how you want it to look so let's get let's give that a try Okay so there we go so it's a little bit trippy here right because you can see me all the way back but what it's done is effectively remove the green that's behind me so if you hit the alt button you can crop out these extra areas that you don't want all right there we go and it's up ready to go so if I want to kind of get ready to go for a live stream or stream my games and just have myself over here in the corner that's like a 30 second setup I mean it's super easy to do for a quick little foldable green screen that you don't have to deal with that you can just slap on the back of your chair when you're ready to go I mean you can't beat this and like you can see here I have it just sort of slotted behind me because I wanted to hide the chair that I have but if you wanted to have your chair you would just flip it around and slide it over the back of the chair and then you would actually see the silhouette of the chair behind you so basically anything that's green is going to get cut out so let's go ahead and do this sort of exact same thing but do it in something like DaVinci Resolve I'm going to show you a super quick way to do that all right so here we are in DaVinci Resolve the goal here is to basically take a little bit of footage with the green screen behind you so let's go ahead and do this so I'm going to jump over here to the edit tab bring in my media and this is just a small clip that I took just for demonstration purposes so we're going to toss this down here it'll automatically make a timeline for me so the first thing I want to do is actually use the transform effect so we can search for it up here at the top and I'm gonna go ahead and drag the transform right onto this clip so now what I'm able to do is go over into effects go all the way down to the bottom click on crop and turn on edge rounding and drag this all the way up all right so that's literally the simplest way to be able to make a circle that surrounds your body once that's done so let me move this up one and I'll go ahead and just toss a little background behind there so you can see exactly what's going on so what we want to do is be able to take this screen right here is that a bird I've always got birds out here screaming all right I'll wait it's a wonder that I didn't get anything even close to good audio sometimes all right so back in DaVinci Resolve we want to basically be able to move this down here into the corner you're going to want to use the same settings within that transform node so inside the transform node we're going to go ahead and zoom out a bit we're going to bring the X and the Y down so that I'm in the corner and that's it now I've got myself sitting there with the green screen and if I want a chroma key this green screen out I can actually go back into the effects type in 3D for the 3D keyer toss it onto my video layer here I want to take this little drop down right here and change it to open FX overlay I'm going to use this water dropper to draw a line around myself on the green that I want to get rid of okay and there we go so I'll even go a step further as to take this background image exact same transform on it go into effects all the way down again crop and Edge rounding all the way we'll go ahead and zoom this out and I will zoom in a little bit so you can see what I'm doing position X and position y adjust the zoom a little bit and there you go it's just that simple the transform the 3D keyer the background here all super duper helpful and again this is just a rudimentary real quick tutorial to show you how to do this but that gives you so much freedom to be able to adjust what's behind you based on what application that you're in don't have to use the fusion tab the color tab you can do it basically all with different effects right there in the preview screen so yeah that's pretty much it collapsible foldable green screen strapped to the back of your chair super easy so if you enjoyed this or it helped you out go ahead and click on that like button for me let me know that way I know that at least someone got some use out of this and also if you'd like to see a couple more videos of mine go ahead and click the Subscribe button but for now this is Carl from techful goodies and I'm out