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Monitor Cascade Feature
The powerful monitor cascade feature lets you view the monitor output from up to 8 Ultimatte 12
units via one single unit.
8 Ultimatte 12 units can be daisy chained via their monitor inputs and outputs, with the last unit
plugged into a monitor. Then when you select any of the 8 units on your smart remote to control,
the monitor output for that particular unit can be viewed from the monitor output on the last unit.
Below is an example showing how 2 Ultimatte 12 units are daisy chained for cascade monitoring.
With cascade monitoring, you can monitor the output of the currently
active unit being controlled by your Smart Remote 4
For more information on cascade monitoring, refer to the ‘configure settings/monitor
cascade’ section.
Setting an Auto Composite using the File Clear Button
With all your inputs and outputs connected, Ultimatte 12 will perform an automatic composite.
This is a starting composite that is set by default based on all your connected sources.
This starting composite can be reset at any time by pressing the ‘file clear’ button.
If your lighting is optimized and your green screen environment has been carefully set up, the
automatic composite generated by Ultimatte can be all you need to achieve the desired effects.
You can now refine the background, foreground, and layer settings if you need to, and
generally finesse your composite to make the illusion of combining the virtual and live action
even more convincing!
Please keep reading this manual for more information on how to use all the settings and
features on your Ultimatte 12.
TIP To enable the monitor cascade feature on the touchscreen control panel, tap on
the ‘info’ icon in the files and information section, and check the ‘monitor cascade’
checkbox in the ‘options’ tab.
INPUT DISP
H/V
DELAY
3D
LUT 1
BLUE
ONLY
ZOOM PEAK
3D
LUT 2
H
MARK
V
MARK
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
GPIO BG FG BG MATTE
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LAYER LAYER MATTE H MATTE USB
ETHERNET
OUT
IN
REF FILL MATTE
1
2
1
2
1
2
PGM
1
2
TALENT
OUT
IN
MONITOR
LOOP
IN
AC IN G MATTE
INPUTS
O
UTPUTS
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
GPIO BG FG BG MATTE
LOOP
IN
LOOP
IN
LAYER LAYER MATTE H MATTE USB
ETHERNET OUT
IN
REF FILL MATTE
1
2
1
2
1
2
PGM
1
2
TALENT
OUT
IN
MONITOR
LOOP
IN
AC IN G MATTE
INPUTS
O
UTPUTS
ONLINE / ON AIR
Q U I C K L O A D
Q U I C K S A V E
ALT
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
UNITS
FILE
CLEAR
S M A R T R E M O T E 4
S M A R T R E M O T E 4
1 2 3 4 5
MATTE
MATTE MENU
CLEAN UP
LEVEL
SHADOW
LEVEL
SHADOW
THRESHOLD
MATTE
PROCESS
SCREEN
SAMPLE
CLEAN UP
FILTER FILTER
FOREGROUND BACKGROUND LAYER MATTE IN CONFIGURE
MATTE
CUSTOM
MENUS
MONITOR
OUT
CUSTOM
MON OUT
MATTE
RESET
CURSOR POS
LAST
AUTO SCREEN
SAMPLE
PGM
OUT
FG
IN
BG
IN
COMBINED
MATTE
INTERNAL
MATTE
FILL
OUT
FUNCTIONS
MONITOR OUT
MAIN MENUS
GROUPS
ACTIVE FILE: Ultimatte
0% 100%
100%
100% 200%
100%
0% 100%
0%
RED DENSITY
0% 100%
100%
BLUE DENSITY
0% 100%
100%
BLACK GLOSS
0% 100%
0%
MATTE DENSITY
-100% 300%
0%
REF SOURCE - FG IN
BACKING COLOR
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 1
NOTE The file clear button will set an automatic composite with green selected as the
backing color by default. If you are using a different backing color, for example red or
blue, then you will need to set your Ultimatte to use that color. Refer to the ‘quick guide
to building a composite’ section for more information.
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