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4/ Select Record Frames from the Logo/Frames menu by rotating
the corresponding knob, then pressing the corresponding [SET]
button. A white rectangle will appear on your main display,
indicating the frame which will be captured. Select an empty
frame memory (empty frames are indicated in the sub-menu) to
store the frame into. Press the corresponding [SET] button.
5/ Select Yes with the corresponding knob when the LCD screen
asks for frame record confirmation, then press the corresponding
[SET] button. The Di-VentiX II will display a progress status bar on
the VFD screen. Your frame is stored when the menu reappears
on the VFD screen.
6/ Press the [BKGND/FRAME] button, select a frame number (#1 to
#8), your frame will appear on your Preview screen, then press
the [TAKE] button. Your background frame will appear on your
Main screen.
* NOTE * : Make sure layer A is off (black), cropped or resized, as it
will otherwise hide your frame.
Mask Frame Layer
Masking Frame
The Mask Frame layer will add a ‘masking’ effect to your picture
as the shutter function on old cinema projectors. You can setup
any shape for your mask. First capture your frame then proceed as
follows:
CAPTURING A MASK FRAME:
1/ Select the Record Masks option from the Logo / Frame menu.
Raw Output
2/ Set the Luma Key and Cut Out Color values as required.
3/ Select the Store / Erase option to record your mask frame.
4/ Press the [MASK/FRAME] button, select the mask frame number ‘1’,
then press the [TAKE] button to apply your mask to your main screen.
Layer B
ADDING A MASK FRAME TO YOUR PRESET:
Once a mask is stored, you can add it to your preset by hitting the
button [MASK/FRAME] then button ‘1’ on the preset. When you
press the button [MASK/FRAME], if the buttons ‘1’ on Preview and
Main presets stays dark, it means that your Mask/Frame has not
been stored correctly.
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Result
after
TAKE
Layer A