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Chapter 4

4.10 Image Processing effects

Apart from transition effects there are also image process-

ing effects. In contrast to transition effects, image processing

effects are applied to entire scenes or segments of the story-

board. You can make a part of your video brighter or invert it,

or convert it into a charcoal drawing or relief and a lot more.

These are sometimes referred to as “ﬁlters” in old analog

editing systems. In the same way, for example, as a yellow

ﬁlter on a camera lens modiﬁes the color of pictures taken, an

image processing effect is applied to a particular segment of

the storyboard. In the image processing effects screen only

one scene is selected. The selected scene represents the ap-

proximate range for the intended effect. You can process just

one image, or an entire scene, or in the extreme case the entire

storyboard.

(1) The “Image processing” screen shown above displays the

storyboard you are already familiar with. You should select the

scene to which you want to apply the image processing effect.

A difference to the storyboard from the “Edit” menu is the play

button. In the image processing effects screen the play button

does not play the entire storyboard, but only the active scene.

If an effect has been added, then the length of the entire effect

is played.

(2) You can select an effect in the effect list. Either click on the

effect directly so that it is highlighted by the dark-gray bar, or

use the slider or arrow buttons in order to move the desired

effect to the correct position. If you do use the slider, then after

selecting the effect you must press the left trackball button so

that the light-blue bar again changes to dark-blue.

(3) After you have selected an effect that has further options,

the effect options are displayed in the ﬁeld to the right of the

effect list. There you can deﬁne, for example, the colors and

intensity of the effect.

(4) This button allows you to switch the effect list to single

points. The button offers at least three settings. The func-

tion “All” shows all image processing effects, which are to be

found in the system. “Default” shows the image processing

effects, which are integrated in the system, and “Optional” only

shows the image processing effects, which have been installed

afterwards. If you have installed additional image processing

effects, they are also shown in this list (underneath the three

settings listed above). Thus it is possible just to see only one

effect type in the list.

(5) Clicking on the “i” button, you’ll get information about the

image processing effect activated in the effect list. If it is an

add-on effect, the window “product information” appears,

which offers a description of the effect. Is the effect a standard

effect, the product information refers to the manual.

(6) Options: With these settings, you have the ability to inﬂu-

ence the course of an effect. By default, an effect is applied

to a scene with uniform speed. Here you have the option of

changing the course of action of an effect by slowing it down

or speeding it up. Use “Slow down” to have the effect slow

down at the end of the effect. Use “Speed up” to have the ef-

fect speed up at the end of the effect.

When you open these options in the title effects, then there is

one more option for text processing, if you have also activated

Title-Studio. Use this function to determine which titler is to be

used to create the title effects you have inserted. If the setting

is set to “Standard”, the next title effects that will be inserted

in the storyboard will be opened with the standard titler. If the

choice is set to Title-Studio, effects that will be inserted in the

future will be opened with the add-on product Title-Studio.

Titles that had already been inserted in the storyboard will be

opened with the titler that was set at that time.

(7) With the “Add” button you can apply the selected and

conﬁgured effect to the scene located in the center. The effect

symbol appears in the scene outlined in red. If you select a

new image processing effect even though there is already one

in the scene, the new effect replaces the old, without you hav-

ing to click again on “Add”. The length of the newly inserted

effect corresponds at ﬁrst to the length of the actual scene, but

can be changed with the button located at the top-left (item(8)).

(8) A click on the “Remove” button removes the added effect

from the storyboard. If you would like to replace the current

effect with another, then you can simply select the new effect

and it automatically replaces the current effect in the story-

board. In this case you don’t have to click on the “Remove”

button.

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