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(1) Pick Color: This where you can specify the

area of the scene from which you want the color

to be extracted.

(2) Save Color: You can use this button to save

the color in the archive.

5.8 Lens Flare

This effect creates lens reections similar to

those that can occur if poor-quality lenses are

used. This effect is particularly good in land-

scape sequences or scenes that are lmed

against the light.

The following effect options can be selected:

(1) Effect: This button allows you to use reec-

tions in a xed position or along a specied

path.

(2) Start Position: This is where you enter the

starting position or the xed position of the

incoming light.

(3) End Position: This is where you specify the

nal position of the light.

(4) Shift Color: This control gives you the option

to shift the color spectrum.

5.9 Nova

This effect produces a supernova pulse but it

can also be used to create rays of sunlight or to

simulate being dazzled by the sun.

This effect provides the following options:

(1) Position: Clicking on this button will open a

window in which you can adjust further set-

tings. “Motions” allows you to use the nova in

a xed position (“Still”) or on a specied path

(“Move”). “Start Position” lets you specify the

position in the picture where the nova should

start. “Stop Position” is used to dene the posi-

tion at which the Nova should be at the end of

the path.

(2) Size: You can use this control to set the size

of the nova.

(3) Beams: This control species the number of

rays emanating from the nova.

(4) Color: This button provides additional set-

tings options. The “Animated” selection switch

allows you to determine whether the color

should be retained (“On”) or whether the color

should run through the spectrum of colors dur-

ing the scene (“Off”). The “Color” button lets

you access the color box in order to choose the

nova’s basic color. The “Color spectrum” func-

tion is for dening the color tolerance that the

individual rays are permitted to use.

Note regarding the single-frame function: adjust

the color in single-frame view; if you want to

have it animated, you must select the rst frame

of the effect in order to see your selected color.

In the other frames, the color will deviate from

the one set by you as a result of the animation.

5.10 Spot

This effect provides a freely adjustable circle

that divides the frame into two areas so that the

scene can be brightened or darkened in both

areas. This can be used to emphasize an area of

the picture. The following effects options can be

selected:

(1) Area and Size: You can use this function to

select the position and size of the spotlight. The

center of the rectangle denes the center of the

circle, and the circle itself is positioned within

the rectangle.

(2) Threshold: This control is used to determine

how gentle the transition between dark and light

color values in the spotlight should be

(3) Inside: This control is for specifying the inner

brightness of the spotlight.

(4) Outside: This is for setting the outer bright-

ness of the spotlight.

5.11 VLight1 Simple

This effect is a simple version of the “VLight 5

Color” effect (see below). This effect is particu-

larly suitable for making objects and/or titles

shine out against a black background. The more

colorful the objects or texts, the more color-

ful the rays emanating from them. The effect

is even more appealing when used on moving

objects and titles.

The effect has three options:

(1) Position: Clicking on this button will open a

window containing three further functions. “Mo-

tions” allows you to use the light in a xed posi-

tion (“Still”) or along a specied path (a straight

line) (“Move”). “Start Position” species the

position from where the light source should

start or where it should remain stationary. “Stop

Position” denes the position where it should be

when it has reached the end of its path.

(2) Effect: This option gives you four buttons

to choose from. The “Ambient Light” control

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