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Hi Bill- Most of the videos in this channel follow a linear path. If you look at Lesson #71, I introduce a new feature that we call "IPR" or In-Phone Render. Using the new In-Phone Render feature, this lesson expands upon the original intent of IPR (to render clean backgrounds with motion) with a demonstration that we can also render foreground overlays with motion. As I write this I am uploading ready-to-use foregrounds to our Image Library. Please contact me at broadcastdoug@gmail.com for free access to our library of 2D and 360 backgrounds (and now foregrounds). Thanks!

Thanks so much, Florian! Would you take a look at Lessons #2, #3 and #6 to see if they cover some of the setup steps that you are looking for? When I started the channel I took a fairly linear approach to teaching the app, beginning with the technical steps and eventually moving into the creative/content creation options. The new interface (not sure if it has been pushed out to the public yet) consolidates some of the main screen interface/drop down menu items , but the functionality hasn't changed. I may do a tutorial on the new menu layout in a future episode, if that would be helpful. Thanks!

Thank you so much for your quick reply. I’ll get back to those episodes. 👍 I’m already curious how the new interface will look like.

Hi Florian, that is a very good point, and we're going to do an updated 'Jetset walkthrough' that goes through all the different pieces in one video. We're doing some Jetset UI updates that will improve the 3D garbage matting considerably, so we'll put that video together after we finish the updates. Thanks for your patience!

@@eliotmack - wow! Thank you Eliot! Watched so many of your interviews - what a passion 👍. Seems that Doug got the same “virus” 👍

Hi! I am experimenting with this tech to get that Pixar style animation: lensgo.ai/

Thanks! Great point! Appreciate the feedback! I might work that into another video. So many nuances! And so much fun as well.

@@LightcraftAcademy-xo3bf If you watch Star Wars - Return of the Jedi, in the thrown room the single shots on the emperor, he is in focus, the window frame behind him is out of focus, but the stars in the deep background are in focus.

Hi! Please feel free to drop me an email to broadcastdoug@gmail.com Thanks!

My replies seem to be disappearing, but please see my email in the channel description!

@ I sent to a message on instagram

@@BCS_Official OK. Not sure which Instagram, but haven't seen it. Email might be best. :)

@@GadrielDemartinos this is not the iPhone footage, this is the the version he has keyed out in his NLE. But impressive none the less

@@ibrahimmomoh Thanks. Gadriel. You can do a really good job (in terms of video quality) with just the app and the app keyer is extraordinary. Where the NLE post production step helps is when creators want to do some advanced color correction or reframing. But right out of the app, the production value can be dialed in really nicely! I am working now with a high school broadcasting program to implement the app into a live, daily news broadcast. Pretty cool stuff! Thx to everybody for their comments!

ok, I found the files and Ill give them a try. Im gonna get an Iphone 16 in Nov so I can use these properly. I picked up three of the green screens that you use from CCC. They make a huge difference ver the Green screen material I was previously using. Thanks for the heads up on that. Stay well. Regards, Alex.

Hi Brandon- To add a blur effect (I think that is what you are referring to) I export three versions of the background image. One of them is perfectly focused and the other two have different levels of Gaussian Blur added to them. Or if I am working with a motion backdrop, I do the same in Final Cut Pro (add Gaussian Blur). Eventually we hope to add a slider in the Jetset app where you can apply a blur effect onto the image right within Jetset!

Thanks! The way we are using the Accsoon SeeMo with the Jetset Cine app may be close to what you are describing. This tutorial video from Eliot Mack explains the workflow and how the Accsoon SeeMo works in the process? Does this approximate what you are thinking? Thanks for reaching out! ua-cam.com/video/f2jTpgqvSHg/v-deo.html

I just recorded a full tutorial on this with Blender -- ua-cam.com/video/rjFETGfSsRk/v-deo.htmlsi=15TCWuUkOu6MX6GM

Thanks, Brett! I know that there are discussions about doing exactly what you are suggesting. Right now the development team is working very hard with the JetSet Cine product and of course JetSet Cine is more than likely going to focus solely on 3D environments. We do recognize the interest in more 3D sets in Jetset and Jetset Pro (like the Charterhouse). I will keep you in the loop as those plans develop!

I looked at the Swivl just now and I am intrigued! Two questions/concerns. Will we need to sacrifice the lightning port when using the Swivl? I use the Lightning port (or USB-C) for attaching an external monitor. And/or will the Swivl app work in the background while the Jetset App is functioning? I think this could be a viable solution, however, if we can find some kind of tracking device like this that works as a standalone device. Thanks for weighing in!

Thanks, Brett! This is great and you have given me some ideas for future lessons. Your original comment disappeared- glad we have reconnected! My channel is tricky (which makes it even more fun) because I am really producing content for a couple of different audiences- the professional filmmaker with technical savvy, and at the same time (as an example) a 5th grade teacher with no film background who is looking for a strategy to engage his/her students with free tools that the kids can access on their own (iPhone, Canva for Students). Have you taken a look at Jetset Cine? It is incredible what the development team is doing with this same tech married with cinema cameras. Thanks for your feedback! It is very helpful!!!

@@LightcraftAcademy-xo3bf I'm using Jetset Cine in my VP high school classroom. The students reacted like it was magic the first live demo we did :)

HI! Thanks for reaching out! I think what you are asking for is a feature in the Jetset Cine app. I can put you in direct touch with Eliot Mack, the lead developer. Would you please reach out to Eliot at this link? meetings.hubspot.com/eliot-mack?uuid=5af2169d-1bf2-4a2d-8f0c-e85c366ee752 Thanks! -Doug Green

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