The 5-gallon, blue DigiComp HD Digital Compositing Paint from Rosco is used to cover an area of a room or studio space, which will be used as a background for video or photographic purposes. Once applied, the paint provides proper luminance and RGB values, and the color has good separation between the background and foreground. Therefore, post-production or editing becomes seamless to use with photo or video editing programs.

The water-based vinyl acrylic paint is ready to use out of the can and is easily applied with a paint roller or spray gun. The paint has a quick drying time of approximately an hour; and when it dries, it provides an ultra-flat, no-sheen finish. Other paints that give off a shine show up as a white or yellow color, which does not translate well and is harder to get rid of in post-production. A primer is recommended before painting an area because the paint bonds to the surface better.

To Paint a Space for Photo/Video Use    Gives Proper Luminance & RGB Values    Separation amid Background & Foreground    For Digital or Photographic Compositing    Ready-to-Use & Easily Applied    Ultra-Flat, No Sheen Finish    Water-Based, Vinyl Acrylic Paint    Quick Drying Time    Primer Recommended Before Painting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How different is this keyer than say the Atem HD8 keyer or the Atem mini pro keyer?

A: The Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 HD Mini Keyer/Advanced Compositing Processor is much more advanced than the keyer built into the ATEM Switchers. With the Ultimatte model, you will have many more options to clean up the key.

Q: 2. is it made of one piece of fabric? or connected pieces?

A: There will be seams.

Q: 3. what else should i get to make a copllete virtualset epuipment ?

A: You will need at least 1 Ultimatte 12 and an Ultimatte Smart Remote 4 to control them and key your set. You will also need cameras and a virtual set software.

Q: 4. For 3 keys cameras do I have to buy 3 Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 4K Keyers for each camera?

A: The Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 4K Keyer Advanced Compositing Processor is used with a single camera, and if you have multiple cameras in your production that need keying, you will need multiple Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 4K Keyer Advanced Compositing Processor.

Q: 5. Why don't inputs 2,3,4 (B, C, D) on the 8k function? Only input one (or A) works!

A: When receiving an 8K signal, the Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 8K Keyer/Advanced Compositing Processor uses all 4 inputs for the single 8K signal as quad link is required for the full 8K resolution.

Q: 6. What program do most people use for the virtual sets, unreal engine?

A: you can use unreal engine or Virtual set royalty-free stock footage

Q: 7. Do you need the controller to operate the key?

A: I spoke to a Blackmagic tech support guy yesterday and he said you do not need the Smart Remote Controller to operate the Ultimatte 12. It does make controlling the unit and setting up a key, a lot easier but there is a software based controller that you can download for free on the Blackmagic website, on their support page.

Q: 8. What about a primer to use ?

A: ProCyc recommends the Pro Cyc Gray Bonding Primer (2 Gallons), BH # PRGBP2. https://bhpho.to/3jDPLSf

Q: 9. What kind of sealer should be used for this when I paint the floor?

A: While there isn't a recommended sealer, you can use Pro Cyc Gray Bonding Primer (2 Gallons), BH # PRGBP2 prior to using the Pro Cyc Virtual Green Chroma Key Paint (5 Gallons). https://bhpho.to/4243o0S

Q: 10. Can i use a 4k camera with internal recording and send video signal via hdmi at the same time? Does it downscale automatically?

A: The Blackmagic Design Ultimatte 12 HD Mini Keyer/Advanced Compositing Processor does not downscale at this time. It would be recommended to check with your camera's capability to record 4K internally and send a 1080p signal via HDMI in order to confirm compatibility.