Fairlight CVI, Руководство пользователя

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VIDE O EXE RC I S E S
B a s i c l i v e video
effects include:
*
free
z
i
n
g and strobing of live images
*
re
al-time colourizing from subtle to extreme
*
image
mirroring and overlap
* l
i
ve
image behind, in front or between still images
* multiple video feedback-type i mages (feedback is not used)
* chroma-key effects and inversions
* combinations of digital and unaffected analog images
* m u ltiple exposure, mosaic, ghost, shatter, slow scan, smear,
texture, trailing effects
* k
e
y
,
wipe, disintegrate between video
I
and v ideo 2
* music controlled colours, colo uri zing, strobing
*
i n
stant PRESET switching between combinations of effects
* cascading of two or more CVI's for multiplying effects
* SEQUENCER for controlled effects switching
* c
on
trol by another computer
Please read the text closely and follow the instructions.
1)
When the CVI is first switched on, the Fairlight logo appears
on
th
e
stencil plane with live video behind it. Press the WIPE
STENCIL button. This should leave just live analog v ideo.
2)
S
e
l
e
ct PRESET 30. This effect on live video is called
pixelatioll
o
r the mosaic effect. Try the ZOOM and STRETCH
sl i ders.
3)
N
o
w press the FREEZE button. The live video image should
be frozen.
I t can now be treated with PAINT effects such
colouring,
cut-and-paste etc. ZOOM and STRETCH now work in
a
d i
f
fe
r
e n
t way.
4)
S
e
l
e
c
t
PR ESET
3S.
This is a strobe effect, an ex tension of the
FREEZE but ton effect.
Adjust the RATE 2 slider and see the strobe rate change.
Press the ME NU
b
u
tto
n
and select
V
id
eo Men u
3
- FREEZE
C O N T R O L , on
t
he
quick select m
e
n
u ba
r
.
O b s e r v e that
S t r o b e
has been selected (by
PRESET 38).
I f yo
u have a n audio sou rce connected to the
A u d i o i n p u t
of
t h e C V I ,
t h e n select
Music
control and press
S
TO
P
bu
t t
on
t
o e
x
i
t
m e n u .
T h e l i v e i
m
a
ge is frozen. Image w i l l strobe i n t i me w i th
s t r o n g
p u l ses
i n
the input aud io signal. You may need to adjust
t h e a u d i o
sensitivity. See Section
1
under OPTIONS and
A D J U S T M E N T S .
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GETTING STARTED
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