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Chapter 3

If you click on the "Save Image” button, the “Product” selec-

tion will change to “Custom Images” and the “Type” selection

will change to “Images”. The system will also ask you to select

an entry. Conﬁrm this notiﬁcation with “Ok” and select a free

(black) image from the list. Then click on “Save Image” again

to open the scene bin so you can select the starting frame of a

scene that you want from the bin. After you conﬁrm with “Ok”

it appears in the image collection and in a large preview (right).

You can store a total of 18 of your own images here, which you

can later use anywhere in your video editing work.

Tip: You can‘t delete your own pictures, but you can replace

them anytime with new ones!

You can of course also readjust the “Product” selection and

“Type” selection manually before saving a picture.

All patterns can also be used as texture for fonts in the

Titling menu.

In the list to the left you can select the desired mask, which is

then displayed to the right in large format. In the top left corner

of this preview window, you can see if the footage is actually

available in HDV quality. You can also see the names of the

selected mask above and to the right.

Below this window you ﬁnd several buttons:

The “Colorize“ button allows you to colorize all patterns - even

colored ones.

If you click onto the “Colorize” button, a menu with several

buttons will appear. Use “Mode” to select how many colors

are to be used. This will then lead to the respective amount of

palette buttons appearing.

Your coloring will be displayed in the preview window.

Original: There is no coloring and the pattern remains in its

original color or monochrome. Additionally, you can use this

function to return to the original color of the pattern.

1 Color: The pattern brightness remains; yet one color is

added according to the color you choose in “Color 1”. The

brightness chosen in the color box is ignored as this is con-

trolled by the monochrome part of the pattern.

2 Colors: You can create a shift from one color to another.

"Color 1" is added in the parts used by the monochrome

image. "Color 3" replaces white. Depending on the pattern,

instead of the black and white parts, the most bright and dark

parts of the pattern are used. Between the two colors, all

previously monochrome tones are replaced by the respective

color tones and a soft color shift is created.

3 Colors: In comparison with the shift between two colors, a

third color is added: “Color 2”. This color replaces the gray tone

found in the middle of the original monochrome shift. The result

is a shift from Color 1 to Color 2 and from there, to Color 3.

Tint: This mode is only provided for color masks. If you select

this function, the "Color 1” button is activated, which you

should then click. Specify a color and conﬁrm with “Ok”. All

the colors of the mask are then replaced by the one you se-

lected. The entire picture is then ﬁlled with one shade of color,

though the saturation and brightness are retained.

Hue: This option is likewise only provided for color masks.

If you click on this button, the system ﬁrst of all determines

which is the dominant color in the mask and then displays it as

“Color 1”. You cannot select this button. Now click on “Color

2” and use the upper palette arrow to select any color shade

that you want to replace the dominant color with. All the colors

in this mask are thus replaced with a new one, whereby the

distance in the color palette between the original and replace-

ment color is equal to the distance between the dominant

color and Color 2.

Hue 2: This option functions in a similar way to “Hue”, and

is therefore only displayed for colored masks. Though in this

case you can freely select the color that is to be replaced by

capturing it from the image (see Color box).

You can customize the settings for your mask still further by

using the “Brightness”, “Contrast” and “Color” buttons that are

located in the bottom area of the window.

For simple, soft shifts, it is recommended that you use the

“Linear H” (horizontal shift), “Linear V” (vertical shift) and “Li-

near D” (diagonal shift). The direction of the color shift can be

altered using the “Mode” button.

The little box next to the "Colorize” button can be used to

activate or deactivate the colorization of the pattern displayed

in the upper preview window. If a dash appears in the little

box, you can see the original color. If a check mark is shown,

you can see the pattern with the colorization that you set. You

do not have to activate the check mark in order to colorize a

pattern – all you need do is click on the “Colorize” button!

With "Mode" you can choose from eight different positive and

negative inverses.

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