Grass Valley 4300 Krystal Reference Manual v.3.1 - Manual (Page 195)

Krystal 4300 Reference 9-1
Section
9
Key/Stencil Menu
Introduction
Keying is a process where parts of one picture are inserted into or mixed
with another to create a composite picture. Stenciling is a type of keying
that involves selecting a portion of the frame for special processing, such as
applying an effect like emboss. Masking can be used to define areas of a
picture for keying or stenciling. The Key/Stencil menu provides tools to
control keying, stenciling, and masking.
Press the Key/Stencil top menu button to bring up the following menu.
Key/Stencil lower level menus include:
KEYER SETUP > — used to select an external key, self key, or disable the key
completely. This menu is also used to adjust the selected key’s appearance.
CORING > — helps eliminate noise near black level by forcing the video to
black when luminance falls below a specified level.
ADJUST MASK > — selects internal or external mask, adjusts internal mask’s
pattern, position, appearance, and controls the combining of internal and
external masks.
KEY/STENCIL
KEYER
SETUP >
CORING
>
ADJUST
MASK >
DROP
SHADOWS >
EMBOSS
>
GLOW
>
Displayed:
Register:
Keyframe:
Cur.Time: