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(alpha) value. A completely opaque object’s matte will be white, a completely transparent object’s matte will be black, and a partially transparent
object’s matte will be gray.
To adjust this control, press the corresponding button until the LED is lit. Turn the rotary knob until the desired effect is reached.
• Brights:
Use this control to adjust density in bright foreground objects.
Warning: Advancing this control too far can cause hard, dark edges around foreground subjects.
To adjust this control, press the corresponding button until the LED is lit. Turn the rotary knob until the desired effect is reached.
• Darks: Use this control to adjust density in black glossy or dark foreground objects.
Warning: Advancing this control too far can cause hard, dark edges around foreground subjects.
SPILL
Set these controls while viewing the composite
The Ultimatte algorithms will automatically suppress spill reflected from the backing onto foreground subject matter. These controls are used to
suppress excessive spill.
To adjust this control, press the corresponding button until the LED is lit. Turn the rotary knob until the desired effect is reached.
• Color: Use this control to adjust the amount of spill in warm colored foreground objects. Used to reproduce pink, purple and magenta
colors for bluescreen, or yellow and orange colors for greenscreen that changed through the spill suppression algorithms.
To adjust this control, press the corresponding button until the LED is lit. Turn the rotary knob until the desired effect is reached.
• Darks:
Use this control to adjust the amount of spill on dark foreground objects.
CLEANUP
Set this control while viewing the matte or composite.
To adjust this control, press the corresponding button until the LED is lit. Turn the rotary knob until the desired effect is reached.
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Adjusting the cleanup control is used to adjust the black and gray areas of the matte channel. This will dramatically affect the nature of
foreground objects' edges, the opacity of transparent objects, and the noise in the foreground image.
Warning: Use this control sparingly as it WILL result in the loss of foreground detail.