Green Stuff In Mechanical Pencil

This is the best stuff for green screening!

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Now that i have my chromaKey Green, I will be able to do all my kind stuff in front of a Camera, the only problem was.. that I thought that this packet included the background stand...

I've shot a few boxes of this stuff now and find that it is a wildly different color palette compared to the Fuji slides that we are all used to. It's much more neutral and doesn't have that magenta cast that Velvia has, leaning more towards green than anything. It works wonders in lush green forests and seems to have an extra stop of dynamic range in the highlights over most slides. I wouldn't say that it replaces the Fuji slides, but rather adds another option for us.

Great stuff. Used behind green screen to keep window light from showing through. Perfect solution.

I've had an olive green satchel shoulder bag F-803 for years. Its light, inconspicuous, has numerous pockets, including an slip pocket on the backside for reading material. For security, I place the smaller stuff in larger leather [camera lenses] bag, this avoids the smaller stuff from slipping out of the case when I lay it down in the aircraft. The denier is heavy duty. Keeper.

Really quality paint. This stuff is exactly what we needed here at Skreedle Haus Productions to make a green screen room for our various films.

This is $4 miracle stuff from our Czech friends. Washes out Slimer green and then cyan blue, but always gives me great B&W results and surprisingly flexible at 400 ISO. At just $0.25 per frame on my 645, this is about as economical as it gets to shoot 120 format.

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.