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Film Correction
THE “MORE” CONTROLS
Roto-Screen Correction
Advanced Controls
overlay in those areas where the Green Value is greater than the Red
Value in the original foreground image.
• Brights (B>R) {for greenscreen}: Use this control to include or exclude bright areas from the screen
overlay in those areas where the Blue Value is greater than the Red
Value in the original foreground image.
• Brights (R>G) {for bluescreen}: Use this control to include or exclude bright areas from the screen
overlay in those areas where the Red Value is greater than the Green
Value in the original foreground image.
• Brights (R>B) {for greenscreen}: Use this control to include or exclude bright areas from the screen
overlay in those areas where the Red Value is greater than the Blue
Value in the original foreground image.
• Overlay Color: Use this control to change the color of the overlay.
• Overlay Opacity: Use this control to adjust the opacity of the overlay.
Film Correction Controls to reduce the effects of cyan undercutting • only available when Matte Correction is ENABLED
Due to the nature of film’s emulsion layers, a phenomenon know as "cyan undercutting" exists that reveals
itself as a smeared red edge in areas of sharp transitions, which can best be seen by viewing the individual RGB
channels of a film image. Normally, this phenomenon is not a problem until bluescreen compositing techniques
are applied. Since the red emulsion layer tracks at a slower rate than the blue and green emulsion layers, the
artificial red edge it produces will be retained as foreground detail resulting in an unacceptable composite.
AdvantEdge attempts to reduce the effects of cyan undercutting in the following manner:
Enable the process by clicking on the Film LED in the right hand
section of the AdvantEdge control panel to enable the Film Correction
Process.
The goal is to create an overlay over the foreground subject that
does not intrude on any transitional edges or screen area.
The results of these controls can best be seen while viewing the composite. Alternatively by clicking on
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