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FPS or Resolution for green screen?

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My camera can shoot in 1080p 24fps or 720p 60 fps. Im needing to do a video using a green screen and I'm wondering which one will be better to use. More frames or more res. 

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1080p is better, and also higher quality cameras are better that can shoot 422 or 444 and you need chroma res. High end cameras also have better sensors.

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None of that will matter if you dont have good even lighting. For the best results, even lighting for the green screen and separate but even lighting for the subject.

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My suggestion is you look online for tips and guides on chroma keying.  And then test the various recording modes of your camera to see which works best.

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1. Resolution

2.Frame rate because the exposure time will be shorter for a given shutter degree.

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Thank you for the replies! I know it has been a while but I have forgot about the topic i posted lol. I have good even lighting thanks to 2 soft boxes and a hot shoe light. I will focus not he resolution more now. 

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