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Chroma key and shaped floating camera
A floating camera should feel like part of the composition — not a raw rectangle. FrameCast lets you pick shapes, rings, shadows, blur or flat backgrounds for chroma, and looks you can save.
Face tracking keeps framing steady while you move. Mirror or freeze when you need a still.
Build a look
- Shape — circle, squircle, star, heart, and more
- Ring and shadow — separate the face from busy UI
- Background — keep the room, blur it, flat color for chroma key, or cut out to only you
- Presets — save the look you reuse for a course or brand
Chroma and cutout
Flat color backgrounds help when you composite later or need a clean key. Cutout-style looks keep attention on the face during dense product UI.
Pin the finished look inside the recording frame so the styled camera rides with pans and zooms.
Takeaways
- • Shapes, rings, blur, and chroma backgrounds are first-class.
- • Save presets for consistent course or brand presence.
- • Pair looks with pin-in-frame for moving crops.
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