Green screens are used to add backgrounds to your favorite movies and TV shows, but why are they green? Here's an explanation of how they work.

Razer's latest streamer-focused product is the Key Light Chroma. It's pricey, but it'll not only solve your lighting issues, it'll make it a whole lot more interesting in the process.

The original version of Chroma was released back in 2015, it was a frame that was able to switch its elemental attribute between missions by customising the frame's colour (chroma chromatic.

Green screens, or chroma key, to give the effect its real name, relies on the background using a colour not present in the main subject of the shot.

Chroma is a fantastic frame for going up against Eidolons, being a must in any party. He is a bit of a intricate character to play as, though, but can be a lot of fun if you know what you're doing.

Tenno can now access the power of the Chroma Prime in Warframe. The suit that turns you into a fire-breathing dragon has received the Prime treatment, and can be yours if you're those willing to ...

Videoleap is promising more advanced features inside a mobile editor, including chroma key, keyframe animations, and layers.

(1) (Color Key) See prepress proof. (2) Also called "chroma key," it is a technique for superimposing one video image onto another. Widely used to place an interesting scene behind people such as ...

Unequal's Gyro helmet liner the latest in military-grade football protection Chroma key works by identifying which pixels in a video frame should be replaced with graphics.

Chroma key typically uses green or blue backgrounds because those hues are farthest from human skin tones, making sure that the software doesn’t mistake a human for the background.