Blackmagicdesign Smart Remote 4, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Adjust the positioning of the window edges using the following controls:
Window Position Top, Bottom, Left and Right
These knobs adjust the position of the top, bottom, left and right edges of the window.
The default position is beyond the edge of the frame. As it is dialed in, the edge moves
into the frame and goes all the way to the opposite position of the frame.
Window Softness Top, Bottom, Left and Right
Sometimes you may want to reduce the harshness of a window edge in the garbage
matte. To do this, increase the softness control for the window edge you want to adjust.
The default position is beyond the edge of the frame. As it is dialed in, the edge moves
into the frame and goes all the way to the opposite position of the frame.
Transition Rate
This control sets the rate, in number of frames, by which the objects in the background scene,
defined by the background matte and the layer input elements, will move in front of or behind
each other in the composited image.
When the transition rate is set to 0, the changes in the layering order will be an abrupt cut.
When the rate is increased, the transition will be a smooth mix dissolve. The maximum transition
rate is 120 frames.
The transitions are initiated by selecting one of up to six different layering orders defined in the
functions section.
Setting the Layer Order
In the functions section you will see buttons that indicate the layer order. These buttons
determine the order of how the foreground source, background source, and the layer source
elements are arranged in your composite. The buttons available will depend on which mattes
you have enabled.
The first name in a button is the top element in the layering order, and the last name is bottom
element. For example, you’ll notice that the background is always the bottom element in
the scene.
When both background matte elements and layer source elements are used, the
6 possible combinations are:
FG / LY IN / BG LY / BG
Foreground source as the top layer, followed by the layer source elements, followed by
the background layer elements separated from the background source, then followed
by the background source.
LY IN / FG / BG LY / BG
The layer source is the top layer, followed by the foreground source, followed by the
background layer separated from the background source, then followed by the
background source.
LY IN / BG LY / FG / BG
The layer source is the top layer, followed by the background layer elements separated
from the background source, followed by the foreground objects, then followed by the
background source.
BG LY / LY IN / FG / BG
The background layer elements separated from the background source are the top
layer, followed by the layer source, followed by the foreground source, then followed by
the background source.
BG LY / FG / LY IN / BG
In this combination, the background layer elements separated from the background
source are the top layer, followed by the foreground source, followed by the layer
source, then followed by the background source.
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