Monica Reed

Look what happened when a company used a green screen for school photo day!

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Look what happened when a company used a green screen for school photo day!

School pictures are really fancy these days, and some photo companies use a GREEN SCREEN to make it look like the kids are sitting in a field of flowers . . . or in front of a farmyard fence. We didn’t have that when I was a kid, we had the pic with a almost transparent pic of your face floating above your head! Remember those? Or that kinda pink glow to it with a painted screen behind you? Kinda like this pic of me in Kindergarten!

And as you may know, green screen works well . . . as long as the subject ISN’T wearing green. And there’s ONE DAY when a LOT of people are wearing green.

Parents of kids at an elementary school in Indiana just got their proofs from the school picture day, which was on St. Patrick’s Day. A lot of the kids were wearing green . . . naturally. And since the photographer was using green screen, those students looked PARTIALLY INVISIBLE.

The parents had a laugh sharing the proofs that they got on social media, and the local news did a story on it. But the photos will NOT need to be re-taken.

The photo company, Inter-State Photography, says they wanted to get the early proofs to parents ASAP . . . before they put the finishing touches on them. And they say the green screen issue CAN be fixed in post-production.

But one mom got such a kick out of it that she wants to see if she can get the UN-FIXED version.

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