Apple Shake 4 User Manual
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Chapter 1
An Overview of the Shake User Interface
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Incremental
Update
Updates the changing portion of the image.
For example, if Toggle Incremental Update is
disabled and you composite a 10 x 10-pixel
element on a 6K plate and pan the element,
the entire 6K plate updates. When enabled,
only the 10 x 10-pixel area is updated. To fix
this, turn off the Incremental Update and
adjust again—the glitches are corrected. This
button has no effect on the output file or
batch rendering speed, only on the image in
the Viewer.
VLUT Off
Right-click menu
VLUTs (Viewer lookup tables) differ from
Viewer scripts in that you can scrub from the
unmodified plate. See “
Truelight VLUT
Right-click menu
The Truelight VLUT combines monitor
calibration with the previsualization of film
recorders and other output devices. See
“
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts, and the
Gamma/Offset/
LogLin VLUT
Right-click menu
The Gamma/Offset/LogLin VLUT allows you to
apply different quick lookups to your image.
See “
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts, and the
Viewer DOD
Right-click menu
Turns on Region of Interest (ROI) rendering
(limits your rendering area). See “
Lookups, Viewer Scripts, and the Viewer DOD
Viewer Script–
Off
Right-click menu;
4/Shift-4
See “
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts, and the
Viewer Script–
Aperture
Markings
Right-click menu
Applies aperture markings. You can also right-
click the Viewer Script button, then choose
Aperture Markings. See “
Viewer Scripts, and the Viewer DOD
Viewer Script–
Plot Scanline
Right-click menu
Applies a plot scanline. You can also right-click
the Viewer Script button, then choose Plot
Scanline. See “
Viewer Lookups, Viewer Scripts,
Viewer Script–
Histogram
Right-click menu
Applies a Histogram. You can also right-click
the Viewer Script button, then choose
Histogram. See “
Button
Shortcut
Description