Analog Way VERTIGE - Ref. VRC300 User Manual - Manual (Page 37)

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• ZOOM FACTOR button:
The ZOOM FACTOR button allows you to give the layer a zoom factor in order to zoom into the image. The
zoom factor can be adjusted manually or with shortcut thanks to the contextual button.
This feature should be used in conjunction with the Zoom Position feature.
• ZOOM POS button:
The ZOOM POSITION button should be used only after using the ZOOM FACTOR button. (The zoom position
will have no effect until the zoom factor is different from x1) It will help you to choose where to zoom into the
zoomed image. Simply use the joystick or the contextual button.
• BG CUT button:
The background cut feature is under the ZOOM FACTOR contextual button, it helps you to automatically
calculate the right zoom position/factor in order to match all layers to do one image.
Remember that the background cut feature give to your layers a specific zoomposition/factor, you need to
press it again each time you change their sizes or positions.
If you want to disable any zoom, please press ZOOM FACTOR then ZOOM x1 .
• BORDER button:
The BORDER button gives to all selected layers the chosen border. Press the BORDER button then choose
between all border types (edge/shadow etc…)
Giving the selected border, the fine tuning button will allow you to change the width and height of the border.
• BORDER COLOR:
The BORDER COLOR feature is only available:
- after you have chosen a border type. You can give to the border the color displayed into the contextual
menu, or manually adjust it with the joystick or the fine tuning buttons.
- after you have selected one or more native layers. You can give to the native layer background the color
displayed into the contextual menu, or manually adjust it with the joystick or the fine tuning buttons.
• IN / OUT button:
The IN and OUT buttons helps you to configure the opening and the closing effect of your layers.
The opening effect is used when a layer is transitioning between “empty” and a source, and also between
two sources.
The closing effect is used when a layer is transitioning between a source and “empty”.
As an example: First select some layers, then press the IN button. Various opening effects will be displayed on
the contextual buttons (slide, wipe etc..).
Next, select the desired effect and then the desired direction (left/right/top etc..). The same settings can be
done with the OUT button to configure the closing effect of your layers.
You can also use the fine tuning buttons to modify the start and the end of the opening/closing.
For example, select the desired effect and then set up the start of the opening at 40% and end at 80%. During
the take, this layer will start its effect at 40% of the global take duration and finish at 80% of the global take
duration. This relative timing will occur even if the TAKE is being controlled by the T-bar.
The same timing operations can be configured on the closing effect.