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Synergy Series Operation Guide (v18) Keying • 7–49
Using Key Modifiers
This section provides basic instructions for using key modifiers. The following topics are discussed:
• Filling a Key with Matte
• Masking Keys
• Masking Keys with a Pattern Generator
• Inverting Keys
• Flying Keys in 2D
• Bordering Keys
• Programming a Favorite CG
Filling a Key with Matte
Use the following procedure to fill a key with matte color:
1. Set up the desired key type and source, and clip the key using the controls in the Effects
Control group.
2. In the selected MLE keyer (or Downstream keyer), press
MATTE FILL
. The matte
generator’s current color now fills the key hole.
3. Use the
HUE
,
SAT
and
LUM
controls in the Matte Group to modify the matte’s hue,
saturation and luminance, respectively.
4. If desired, press
WASH 1
or
WASH 2
to display the Wash Menu . This menu allows
you to design a custom wash color with which to fill the key.
5. Add additional key modifiers as required, then select the desired manual or auto
transition in the normal manner.
This completes the procedure to fill a key with matte color. Refer to the section “ Matte Group ” on
page 6–16 for more detailed color wash instructions.
Masking Keys
Use the following procedure to mask a key. Note that all keys can be masked with the exception of
Preset Pattern keys.
1. Set up the desired key type and source, and clip the key using the controls in the Effects
Control group.
2. In the selected keyer, press MASK. The mask generator’s current settings are now
applied to the key and the MASK menu will appear on the menu display.
Note
All key modifiers discussed in this section refer to Squeeze & Tease
(S&T) 2D usage. For information on using 3D S&T Key modifiers,
refer to the
Squeeze & Tease 3D/WARP Owner’s Guide .
Note All key types except Preset Pattern keys (either flown or not) can be
filled with matte.