Ross Synergy 100 MD, Руководство оператора

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17–30 • Squeeze & Tease MD Sequences and Wipes Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100)
3. Create the second Keyframe as follows:
• Press
SEL/DVE
and
P
OSN
to display the Position Menu .
• Use the knobs, or the Positioner , to move away from the viewer and into the top
left-hand corner of the screen.
• Press
SEL/DVE
and
I
NS
K
F
.
The Keyframe is added to the sequence. Adjust any parameters for the Keyframe
(number of frames or type of motion). The system fills in the frames between the
keyframes to create the effect.
4. Press
SEL/DVE
and
S
EQ
to display the Sequence Menu .
5. Press
7. Wipe Modifier
to display the Wipe Modifier Menu . The Wipe Modifier
selections are displayed at the bottom of the Sequence Menu .
Wipe Modifier Menu
6. Use the
HUE
knob to select the type of wipe that will be used to move the image off of
the screen. The available wipes are as follows:
•
Knife Edge
— This wipe finishes with the image edge-on to the viewer.
• Slide Off — This wipe moves the image directly off the screen. This is done by
changing the location of the image on the X-Axis and/or the Y-Axis. This is the
default wipe.
•
Spin Off
— This wipe rotates the image off the screen. The rotation between the
second-last Keyframe and the final Keyframe determines the direction and amount
of rotation.
•
Dissolve
— This wipe dissolves the image out of view by taking on a transparency
of 100%. Use the
Dissolve At
knob to indicate where in the timeline you want the
dissolve to begin, for example, set
Dissolve At
to 75% to begin the dissolve 75%
of the way through the wipe.
• None — This wipe takes the image off the screen using a parameter other than X or
Y position or rotation. When you use the None modifier, you must set the
parameters so that the image will end off screen no matter what its starting position.
To use this wipe, select
None , then create a Keyframe where the image is off the
screen. The most common ways to achieve this are as follows:
~ Adjusting the Z location so that the image appears to move away from the
viewer until it disappears (positive Z location).
~ Adjusting the Z location so that the image appears to move toward the viewer
until it disappears (negative Z location).
MENU
Exit 100
Previous 10
Down SEL
Accept 1
Up
Sequence Key 1
0. Load/Save Sequence
1. Previous Keyframe
2. Next Keyframe
3. Insert Keyframe
4. Overwrite Keyframe
Keyframe: 1
Wipe: Slide Off
5. Delete Keyframe
6. Delete Workspace
7. Wipe Modifier
8. Modify Keyframe
9. Keyframe Parameters
Sequnc01
Keyframes : 5
Duration : 00:04:22