In this video, we explore the ageold question: Do you really need a green screen for Zoom meetings? If you've used Zoom's virtual backgrounds, you may have seen the option to tick if you have a green screen. It's suggested that using a green screen can improve the quality, but just how big a difference does it make?

In this video, we test out a green screen against a plain background and also compare using a professional camera versus a basic webcam. We show you the before and after with and without a green screen to demonstrate how much it can improve the quality of your Zoom calls.

If you're on a budget, we also give you some tips on how to create your own green screen set up with materials that won't break the bank.

Don't forget to watch until the end, where we share a complete playlist to help you look your best on all your video calls, not just Zoom!

CHAPTERS
00:00 Do You Really Need a Greenscreen For Zoom Meetings?
00:53 Using Zoom Backgrounds on a Busy Natural Background
02:17 Using a Webcam
03:19 Test with a Greenscreen
06:24 Side by Side and Conclusion

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