MacroSystem Bluebox World - Manual (Page 8)

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• Place running video material behind the letters
or symbols of a title, so that, for instance,
the characters on the title screen of a travel
documentary can be filled with “real“ water.
• Exchange individual colors, in order, for
example, to “paint“ a green vehicle racing-car
red.
• Convert color areas into grey tones, so that a
yellow ball could, for instance, jump through a
monochrome scene as the one spot of color.
• Freshen, weaken or modify colors, so that, for
example, all the blue shades of the sky can be
converted to the red sky of Mars.
• Take sections of scenes and shift them or copy
them into other scenes.
• Place frames around video scenes or sections
of video scenes, or emphasise parts of video
scenes with a colored rectangle.
Bluebox World also offers fascinating trick
effects, such as:
• Dissolving individual image objects according
to masks (“beaming“)
• Conversion of objects into outlines
(“ghosting“)
• Object shading (“shadows“)
• Object edges (“aura“)