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Chapter 6 Advanced Operations
107Advanced Key Operations
To make adjustments with color cancel
If the foreground image includes shades of the background
color, turn this function on to remove the color from the
foreground image.
1
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Chroma Key menu, turn [Key
Active] off, and turn [Color Cancel] on.
2
Set the following parameters with the knobs.
a) Set to 1 for through processing, with no filter applied. The filter
becomes stronger as larger numbers are specified
3
Turn [Key Active] on.
The video composed with chroma key reappears on
the monitor.
Adjusting the key signal for color cancel
When color cancel is on, you can adjust the key signal for
color cancel.
1
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Chroma Key menu, press
[Cancel Key], turning it on.
The color cancel function is turned on.
2
Set the following parameters with the knobs.
3
Make the following settings as required.
Adjusting the color cancel key window (range of
matching colors)
1
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Chroma Key menu, press [CC
Window], turning it on.
2
Set the following parameters with the knobs.
a) See the figure in “To adjust the window.”
Setting the color cancel key edge positions
1
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Chroma Key menu, press [CC
Key Pos], turning it on.
2
Set the following parameters with the knobs.
Adjusting the ratio of Y balance added to a color
cancel key
For the Y balance function, see “To adjust the Y balance”
(page 108).
By using the Y balance function on a color cancel key,
colors of the same hue as the background (typically blue)
can be output in the foreground without being cancelled.
1
In the Key >M/E Key1 >Chroma Key menu, press [CC
Y Balance], turning it on.
2
Set the following parameter with the knob.
To adjust the window
Chroma keying generates a key signal based on a
particular color (reference color) in the foreground
(typically a plain blue background). The “window” refers
to the range of colors which are regarded as matching this
specified reference color to create the key signal.
As seen on a vectorscope, the range for this matching
corresponds to a truncated sector (see the following
figure). This range is specified by two parameters: the
“Angle” parameter, which determines the range of the hue
parameter, and the “Crop” parameter, which determines
the degree of truncation.
Knob Description Setting values
1 (Lum) Luminance 0.00 to 100.00
2 (Sat) Saturation 0.00 to 100.00
3 (Hue) Hue 359.99 to 0.00
4 (Filter) Filter coefficient
1 to 9
a)
Knob Description Setting values
1 (Clip) Reference level
of color cancel
key
0.00 to 100.00
2 (Gain) Key gain –100.00 to +100.00
Knob Description Setting values
1 (Crop)
Crop value
a)
100.00 to 0.00
2 (Angle)
Angle value
a)
180.00 to 0.00
Knob Description Setting values
1 (Left Pos) Move the left edge of
the color cancel key.
–3.00 to +3.00
2 (Right Pos) Move the right edge
of the color cancel
key.
–3.00 to +3.00
3 (H Phase) Horizontal position of
the color cancel key.
Left Pos value
shown
Knob Description Setting values
1 (Mixture) Y balance key ratio 0.00 to 100.00
- MFS-2000 System 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 7 File Operations 4
- Chapter 8 External Device 5
- Chapter 9 System Settings 5
- 6 Table of Contents 6
- Overview 7
- 8 Options 8
- Names and Functions of 9
- 10 Control Panel Types 10
- Control Panel Configuration 11
- M/E Cross-Point Control Block 12
- 13Control Panel Configuration 13
- AUX Bus Control Block 15
- M/E Transition Control Block 16
- 17Control Panel Configuration 17
- Downstream Key/Fade to Black 18
- Control Block 18
- Flexi Pad Control Block 19
- Effect/Wipe Control Block 20
- 21Control Panel Configuration 21
- Utility Control Block 22
- Macro Control Block 23
- Menu Control Block 23
- Slot, USB Connector 23
- “Memory Sticks” 24
- Using Menus 25
- 26 Accessing Menus 26
- 27Accessing Menus 27
- 28 Accessing Menus 28
- Interpreting Menu Screens 29
- 30 Interpreting Menu Screens 30
- 31Interpreting Menu Screens 31
- Popup Windows 32
- 33Interpreting Menu Screens 33
- 34 Interpreting Menu Screens 34
- 35Interpreting Menu Screens 35
- 36 Interpreting Menu Screens 36
- 37Interpreting Menu Screens 37
- 38 Interpreting Menu Screens 38
- Basic Menu Operations 39
- Selecting Functions 40
- Setting Parameters 40
- 41Basic Menu Operations 41
- Exiting the Menu System 42
- Basics of Video 43
- Switching 43
- 12 34 56,7 44
- 1.5 M/E panel 47
- Basic Operations 49
- 50 Selecting Video 50
- 51Selecting Video 51
- 52 Selecting Video 52
- Selecting Transition Types 53
- 54 Selecting Transition Types 54
- 55Selecting Transition Types 55
- Selecting Effects 56
- 1 M/E panel1.5 M/E panel 57
- Selecting Effects From Menus 58
- 59Selecting Effects 59
- Effect Types 60
- Selecting Channels 61
- 62 Selecting Effects 62
- Flow of Operations 63
- Knob (Size) 64
- Chapter 5 Basic Operations 65
- Modifying Video Borders 66
- Adding Borders to Video 67
- 68 Modifying Video Borders 68
- Preparing Transitions 69
- 70 Preparing Transitions 70
- Selecting Effect Directions 71
- 72 Preparing Transitions 72
- Executing Transitions 73
- 74 Executing Transitions 74
- 75Executing Transitions 75
- Composing Video With Keys 76
- M/E Keys and Downstream Keys 77
- 78 Composing Video With Keys 78
- 79Composing Video With Keys 79
- 80 Composing Video With Keys 80
- 81Composing Video With Keys 81
- 82 Composing Video With Keys 82
- Adding Borders to Keys 83
- Masking Part of a Key 84
- Moving a Key Over or Under 85
- 1.5 M/E panel 1 M/E panel 86
- 87Composing Video With Keys 87
- Using a Color Background 88
- To set color 1 89
- 3 (Speed) Speed of modulation 92
- –100.00 to +100.00 92
- Fading the Video to Black 93
- Advanced Operations 95
- 96 Advanced Effect Operations 96
- Cropping Effects 97
- Adding Beveled Edges to Video 98
- To soften beveled edges 99
- Adding Lighting 100
- Adding Afterimages (Trail) 100
- 101Advanced Effect Operations 101
- Adding Shadows Around Effects 102
- From Two Colors 102
- Effect Snapshots 103
- Using Pattern Specific 103
- Transformations 103
- Advanced Key 104
- Operations 104
- Adjusting Key Borders 105
- Adjusting Chroma Keys 106
- 107Advanced Key Operations 107
- 108 Advanced Key Operations 108
- Pattern Key 109
- Setting Key Mask Shapes and 109
- Positions 109
- Using the Show Key Function 110
- Using Key Memory 110
- Color Correction 111
- Input Video Processing 112
- Primary Color Correction 113
- Secondary Color Correction 114
- RGB Clip 115
- Luminance Processing 115
- 116 Color Correction 116
- Spot Color Adjustment 117
- Output Video Processing 118
- YUV Clip 118
- Frame Memory 119
- Preparations 120
- 121Frame Memory 121
- Managing Image Files 122
- 123Frame Memory 123
- Snapshots 124
- 7 5,84 6 125
- Recalling Snapshots 126
- Deleting Snapshots 126
- 3,5,6,7,8 127
- 128 Macros 128
- Executing a Macro 129
- 130 Macros 130
- Editing a Macro 131
- Saving a Macro 132
- Deleting a Macro 132
- Using Macro Attachment 132
- 133Macros 133
- Safe Title 134
- Copy Operation Targets 135
- 136 Copying 136
- File Operations 137
- Loading All Data at Once 138
- Deleting All Data at Once 138
- Batch Operating on Data 139
- Files of Selected 139
- Categories 139
- Operating on Individual 140
- Data Files 140
- Saving Data Files 141
- Deleting Data Files 142
- Renaming Data Files 142
- Copying Data Files 143
- Target Media 144
- External Device 145
- Controlling External 146
- Extended VTR Information 147
- Checking Device Status 148
- Setting start points 148
- Setting variable speeds 148
- Disk recorder set to Recorder 150
- Simple Connection to 151
- MKS-8080/8082 AUX Bus 151
- Remote Panel 151
- System Settings 153
- Mode Menu) 154
- Assign Menu) 155
- Buttons (Operation Menu) 156
- Chapter 9 System Settings 157
- Basic Settings 157
- AUX DELEGATION 158
- 159Basic Settings 159
- 160 Basic Settings 160
- Installing Software 161
- 162 Installing Software 162
- 163Installing Software 163
- Other Settings 164
- System Reset and Memory 165
- 166 Other Settings 166
- 167Other Settings 167
- 168 Other Settings 168
- 169Other Settings 169
- 170 Other Settings 170
- 171Other Settings 171
- 172 Other Settings 172
- Key Setup (Key Menu) 173
- (Transition Menu) 174
- (Macro Menu) 175
- 176 Other Settings 176
- 177Other Settings 177
- 178 Other Settings 178
- 179Other Settings 179
- 180 Other Settings 180
- 181Other Settings 181
- 182 Other Settings 182
- 183Other Settings 183
- 184 Other Settings 184
- 185Other Settings 185
- 186 Other Settings 186
- Setup (Device Menu) 187
- 188 Other Settings 188
- 189Other Settings 189
- 190 Other Settings 190
- 191Other Settings 191
- 192 Other Settings 192
- XP/KY HOLD button 15 197
- Xpt Assign menu 158 197
- XPT HOLD button 13, 14 197
- Y balance, adjusting 108 197
- YUV clip 118 197
- Sony Corporation 200
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