MacroSystem Digital Video HDV-Recorder Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 43)

Bogart SE 5 User manual

the ones you have recently used or have selected in ‘Settings-

Effects, Rendering-Edit favorites’. and ‘Optional’ shows only

the scenes, which have been installed afterwards.

(20) In the ‘Special’ menu you ﬁnd various special effects and

all image processing effects.

Listing of all image processing effects under this item has a

special reason: multi-layering. If you want to edit a scene with

several image processing effects then you must ﬁrst activate

the scene in the scene bin. Then select the image process-

ing effect from the list in the ‘Special’ menu, (not in the image

processing effects screen). The image processing effects

listed in the ‘Special’ menu are not applied to a scene in the

storyboard. Instead, a copy is made of the active scene in the

scene bin. The copy incorporates the effect, and its name is

supplemented with SP, SP 2, etc. You can repeat this proce-

dure at will. (see also section 4.10 Image Processing effects,

item (12)) The list is separated into two sections, the ﬁrst of

which is also divided. The top section contains the effects you

already used, if the option has been activated in the extended

settings. This is the favorites list. It contains the last 10 used

effects. You can use this list for faster access to these effects.

Below the line, you can see the regular effect list.

Some of the special effects (the ones listed in the upper

part, or when the frequently used effects are inserted, in the

middle part of the list) can be applied to scenes in the scene

bin. After rendering, a copy is made of the scene with the cal-

culated effect. The starting point is always the scene selected

in the scene bin. Here too, there is a preview and -for some

effects- the single image menu (only available if you are using

an activated Gold Edition). Below the effect names, the effect

options are on the right, and the Image button on the left, with

which you can set the time point of the scene that you want to

use. The button ‘View’ provides a few options.

With ‘Original’ you can view your original scene, with ‘Effect’

you can view your scene with the special effect applied, and

‘Orig. + Effect’ puts the original scene on the left screen half

and the applied effect on the right half, so that you can directly

compare them. Additionally, you will be able to view the scene

in its original version and with the effect, completely but in a

smaller version.

The option ‘Compare’ divides the screen into two parts. To

the right you see your new scene (with effect) and to the left

a scene that you can freely choose from the scene bin using

the button ‘Choose scene’ positioned below. This enables, for

example, an exact color adjustment. The effect options can be

set directly in this window. You’ll even get a real-time preview

without having to conﬁrm the selection with the slider. With

‘OK’ the settings for the effect options in this menu are ac-

cepted and you are returned to the ‘New scene’ window. With

‘Cancel’ you exit the ‘Single image’ menu without having made

any changes.

Further on you’ll see a selection button below the ‘Preview’

button, which offers you a few functions. The function ‘All’

shows all programs which are to be found in the system.

‘Default’ shows the scenes, which are integrated in the sys-

tem and ‘Optional’ shows only the scenes, which have been

installed afterwards. ‘Favorites’ are the ones you have recently

used or have selected in ‘Settings-Effects, Rendering-Edit fa-

vorites’. It is also possible to only include one add-on program

in this list. This function is helpful if you have installed several

effect packages, but only want to work with one at a time.

The arrow buttons serve to move the single-image menu to the

top edge of the screen.

Copy A scene can be copied as often as desired within the

edit menu without requiring additional space on the hard drive.

Copying also requires no time. You can simply select one of

the scenes by clicking on it. The outline of this scene changes

to blue. Clicking on ‘Copy’ creates a copy immediately. The

copy appears in the scene bin with the same name as the

original, with the sufﬁx ‘.K’ (e.g. Vacation.K). By creating such

copies, it becomes very easy for example to test several dif-

ferent scene lengths in the storyboard. Instead of inserting

one scene and trim and replace it several times, you can now

simply create several copies. You can trim these to the desired

length and replace them for testing until you have found the

right length. In case a previously used length was a better ﬁt,

this will always remain available, without new trimming. Super-

ﬂuous copies can be deleted afterwards.

Jitter Sometimes, a jitter or stroboscopic effect is desired.

This can lead to a change of pace or give your video an artis-

tic note. Simply pick a scene, select ‘Special’, click on ‘Jitter’,

then set the Still time (still time 000.00:04 = one image remains

as it is for a length of time corresponding to four frames), and

in ‘Type’ select between ‘Half frame’ and ‘Full frame’. Now you

have created a stroboscopic scene that has an extension ‘RU’.

The option ‘Full Frame’ has an improved picture quality and

is recommended for scenes with little motion. The full image

option results in a better image quality and is recommended

when there is not much movement in a scene. For scenes with

considerable motion the option ‘Half Frame’ is recommended.

Audio is not affected by jitter and remains lip-synchronized.

A preview of this effect is not possible. If you click on the ‘Pre-

view’ button, a white, crossed-out circle appears.

Backward Clicking on the button ‘Backward’ creates a scene

with the extension ‘RW’ which has the same length as the

original, but runs backward. The audio is also run backward.

You can mute the audio in the ‘Audio Mix’ screen if you don’t

want to hear it. This function can be used to reverse camera

movements, to lengthen a scene where it is run forward and

backward.

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