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Synergy Series Operation Guide (v18) Pattern Control • 6–19
• Adjust the
SAT
knob to change the color saturation of the selected matte generator.
Saturation can be adjusted from 0 (monochrome, or no saturation) to 100 percent —
full color saturation.
• Adjust the
LUM
knob to change the luminance of the selected matte generator.
Luminance can be adjusted from 0 (minimum brightness) to 100 percent (maximum
brightness).
4. Wash Section
The two buttons in the Wash Section allow you to create washes (or “blends”) between
two different colors.
• Press
WASH 1
to enable wash background 1 for the selected destination matte
generator.
• Press
WASH 2
to enable wash background 2 for the selected destination matte
generator.
When a wash button is lit, the selected wash replaces the current single matte color.
When the button is off, the original
single matte color is restored.
Once a wash is created, the wash can be applied to one (or more) of the five destination
matte generators. Refer to the section “
Creating Washes ” on page 6–19 for details.
Creating Washes
Use the following procedure to create a wash.
1. Ensure that your preview monitor is set to the desired MLE.
2. In a selected MLE, choose the desired function for which you want to create a wash. For
example:
• Press WIPE to create a wash for a pattern border color.
• Press COLOR BKGD ( 1 or 2 ) on the bus row to create a wash for a full screen
color background.
• Press MATTE FILL (in Keyer 1 or 2) to create a key fill wash.
• Press PST PATT (in Keyer 1 or 2) to create a wash for a key preset pattern border
fill signal.
• Enable a border function in Keyer 1 or 2 (e.g., BORD , OUTL ) to create a wash for
the key border.
3. In the Matte group, the MLE chosen in step 2 will be automatically selected, along with
the proper matte destination button.
4. Press WASH 1 or WASH 2 to display the Wash Menu .
5. Press BKGD Type to display the Wash Background Type Menu .
Note
In the Matte group, you can also manually select the desired MLE and
destination matte generator.
SAT
LUM
WASH
1
WASH
2