On Thu, Feb 4, 2021 at 8:51 PM Tim via users <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If I google around, apparently there are things that can do the green
screen effect with zoom without a *green* screen, though they may be
Windows/Mac.
I looked into this with Zoom, because I wanted to have a nice background like my online bridge partner does. It turns out that Zoom does have a way to separate foreground from background that does not rely on a green screen. It mostly works although there are a few artifacts. However, this feature is only available on Windows. If you are running it on Linux, you need a green screen in order to use a virtual background.
I use an old slide projector screen with a green cloth draped over it. It works well but is a pain to set up for every Zoom call.
--Greg
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