![]() Select the “Image” option from the popup menu.The background images can have a big impact on how good the green screen effect works.Shadows, including any caused by you, will make the green screen less effective. Try to have even lighting on your green screen.Small creases won’t make a big difference. Try to remove big creases from your green screen.You can zoom in a little if the edges of your background are showing. For things like Teams/Zoom meetings, you probably want to make yourself full screen. Position and stretch your image as required.You should now see yourself on screen with a black background. ![]() ![]() Once you are happy with the look, click the “Close” button.The “Similarity” setting seems to make the most difference for me. Adjust the settings until the background is all grey, and you still look clear.The default “Green” option worked for me. It will also allow you to set a specific colour using a colour picker from the background. Select the background colour under the “Key Color Type”.Pick the “Chroma Key” option, and on the subsequent dialog click the “OK” button.Click the “+” under the “Effect Filters” panel.Right-click on your Source (WebCam) and select the “Filters” option from the popup menu.Click “OK”, and your camera will be in the “Sources” list.If you have multiple cameras connected, select your camera in the “Device” dropdown. Using all the powers of my imagination, I decided on “WebCam”. ![]()
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