Setting The Aux Mix Transition Rate; Aux Menu; Setting The Color Corrector For An Aux Bus - Sony XVS-9000 User Manual

No. Parameter Adjustment
3 Key3 Trans Key 3 transition rate
Rate
4 Key4 Trans Key 4 transition rate
Rate
Setting the fade-to-black transition rate
1
In the Misc >Transition >Key/ME/FTB menu (3231),
press [FTB].
2
Set the transition rate.
No. Parameter Adjustment
1 Transition Transition rate
Rate

Setting the AUX Mix Transition Rate

For details about AUX mix transitions, see "AUX Mix
Transitions" (page 104).
1
Open the Misc >Transition >Aux Mix menu (3232).
2
Select the AUX bus (odd-numbered bus) to set.
No. Parameter Adjustment
1 No AUX bus selection
3
Set the transition rate.
No. Parameter Adjustment
2 Transition Transition rate
Rate

Aux Menu

You can configure the color corrector for an AUX bus in
the Aux menu.
Setting the Color Corrector for an
AUX Bus
You can set the following color corrector functions for the
AUX bus assigned to an output connector.
• Video process
• Primary color correction
• RGB clip
You can set a color corrector link group, and then apply the
same setting to multiple AUX buses.
Note
When AUX mix transitions are enabled, even-numbered
AUX buses cannot be selected as the target.
1
In the status area of the Aux >Aux Bus >CCR menu
(2311), select the target AUX bus.
2
In the <CCR> group, press [CCR], turning it on.
The color correction function is enabled for the
selected AUX bus.
Configure each function, as required.
To return color corrector settings to their default
values
Press [Unity] in the <CCR> group, check the message,
then press [Yes].
The parameter settings for each function are restored to
their default values.
Applying the video process effect
1
In the <Video Process> group of the Aux >Aux Bus
>CCR menu (2311), press [Video Process], turning it
on.
2
Set the following parameters.
No. Parameter Adjustment
1 Video Gain Video signal gain
2 Y Gain
3 C Gain
4 Hue Delay
5 Black Level Black level
188
Luminance signal gain
Chrominance signal gain
Hue delay