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Rosco Chroma Key Paint – Blue (5710)

Rosco Chroma Key Paint – Blue (5710)

$158.00 NZD
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Rosco · chroma key video paint

Blue screen for when green won’t work

Rosco Chroma Key Blue is a purpose-engineered keying coating used in film, broadcast, streaming and VFX worldwide. Formulated for camera sensors, studio lighting and digital compositing, it delivers the high luminance and saturation that separate a real chroma system from generic blue — and it’s the answer when green appears in your foreground.

Purpose-engineered chromaMatte anti-reflection finishFilm & broadcast standardWater-based vinyl acrylic
Specs & coverageWhich video paint?
Rosco Chroma Key Blue (5710)
What it's for

When to choose blue over green

  • Foreground contains green wardrobe or props
  • Foliage or green set elements in shot
  • Reflective surfaces prone to green spill
  • Products with green packaging or detail
  • Film, broadcast and VFX stages
  • Streaming and virtual-production studios
  • Permanent blue-screen walls and cyc
  • Consistent, repeatable keys
Choosing

Best for — and the alternatives

Chroma Key Blue is best for

  • Shots with green in the foreground
  • Reducing visible spill on some surfaces
  • The same purpose-engineered keying system, in blue
  • Film, broadcast and VFX workflows

Need something more specific?

Blue avoids green conflicts, but for standard keys or top-tier VFX:

  • Chroma Key Green (5711) → the standard green-screen choice
  • DigiComp® HD Blue (5750) → precision digital compositing
  • TV White / Black → calibrated cyc backgrounds
The hard numbers

Chroma Key Blue specifications

Blue keying is preferred where green spill or green foreground elements would compromise the key. Water-based — soap-and-water clean-up. Test on camera first.

Type Purpose-engineered chroma key coating
Colour behaviour High luminance and saturation for keying
Finish Matte, anti-reflection
Base Water-based vinyl acrylic
Sizes 0.95 L, 3.79 L and 19 L
In use

Typical applications

1

Blue screens

Blue keying walls and cyc for film and broadcast.

2

Green foregrounds

Keys cleanly when green is in wardrobe or props.

3

VFX stages

Reliable colour for compositing workflows.

Not sure?

Which studio & video paint do I need?

Keying colour, calibrated background or ultra-matte black — match the paint to the job:

Standard green screen — studios & walls
Choose Chroma Key Green (5711) — the purpose-made green keying paint.
View Chroma Key Green
Green in the foreground / wardrobe / props
Choose Chroma Key Blue (5710) — blue screen avoids green key conflicts and spill.
View Chroma Key Blue
Highest-accuracy digital compositing — green
Choose DigiComp® HD Green (5751) — precision single-source green for fast, clean keys.
View DigiComp HD Green
Highest-accuracy digital compositing — blue
Choose DigiComp® HD Blue (5750) — precision single-source blue for demanding VFX.
View DigiComp HD Blue
A calibrated white cyclorama background
Choose TV White (5735) — 60% reflectance camera-white for controllable exposure.
View TV White
An ultra-black, light-absorbing surface
Choose TV Black (5740) — 3% reflectance studio black for deep, glare-free blacks.
View TV Black
Coverage — a guide only
Approximate coverage: 200–300 sq ft per gallon (≈ 19–28 m² per 3.79 L).
Coverage figures are approximate and quoted under ideal conditions. Every project, surface and material is different — actual coverage varies with the substrate and its porosity, the number of coats, any dilution, and how the paint is applied. Treat these figures as a guide only, not a guarantee. For a large job, buy a little extra, work out the quantity on the coverage calculator, or contact us before ordering.

Planning a studio or cyc?

Keying, reflectance and lighting all interact. Talk to us about paint choice, primer and coverage before you commit a whole wall or cyclorama.

Ask us a questionRosco video paints

Keying and reflectance performance depend on lighting, camera and application. Test on a sample and confirm results on camera before committing a full surface.

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