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I’m reading online on how to do it an it appears with a green screen there can be problems with the green reflecting and it will be impossible to remove or it’s very complicated. I figured I can do a green screen background and then digitally add whatever to it later.

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I don’t have a professional studio setup or anything like that, just an amateur lighting kit that came with a green, white and black screen. I agreed to do a family friends Christmas card pictures (I did them last year and she was very happy with the results) but instead of outside she wanted a studio picture. I’m still fairly new to photography, I’m still at the hobbyist stage.

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