Rosco DigiComp HD — Green & Blue Screen
Rosco keying paint · DigiComp® HD
Rosco DigiComp® HD — precision for digital compositing
When the key has to be flawless — virtual production, broadcast VFX, livestream — DigiComp HD is engineered to exact luminance and RGB targets that “virtually replicate the theoretical ideals” on a vectorscope. Crisp separation, little to no post clean-up, even coverage in two coats.
Built for real keying problems
Where generic greens cost you in post
For compositing-heavy work the paint is part of the pipeline. These are the failures DigiComp HD is built to remove.
Dirty keys that need hours of roto
Generic and paint-store mixes carry spectral interference, so the keyer can't cleanly separate foreground from background.
Colour that isn't to standard
“Looks right” isn't a spec. Off-target colour undermines every downstream compositing tool.
Low reflectivity means more light
Weak paints force you to over-light the screen to get a usable key.
Inconsistent walls across a big volume
Patchy saturation across a large stage reads as different greens to the camera.
Why this range
Why DigiComp HD for virtual production
The precision tier. Reach for it when your post/VFX team asks for controlled digital standards.
| Colours | Digital Green (5751) · Digital Blue (5750) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Ultra-flat, zero sheen |
| Type | Water-based vinyl acrylic |
| Coverage | ~27 m² per 3.8 L per coat (~300 sq ft/gal) |
| Coats | Two over primer |
| Dry time | ~30 min – 1 hr |
| Colour standard | Dialled to luminance & RGB compositing ideals |
| Sizes | 3.8 L · 19 L |
| Pairs with | DigiComp keying tape · Tough Prime White |
Figures per Rosco published data; coverage varies with surface, porosity and method. Full SDS on the Rosco AU product pages.
Step 2 · Choose your colour
Green or blue?
Key on the colour that appears least in your foreground — wardrobe, props and set. Pick one and we'll focus on that exact paint: specs, coverage and how to buy.
DigiComp HD Green (5751)
The standard digital key — brightest, most common for VP.
DigiComp HD Blue (5750)
When green appears in shot, or a blue key suits the look.
Speccing a virtual-production volume?
Send your stage size and pipeline — we'll confirm green or blue, size it and quote it.