Mattes - JVC KM-H2500E Instructions Manual

• Magenta
6. Press Init.
For More Information on...
• selecting Keys, refer to the section "Selecting
Keys" on page 19.
• Chroma Key sharing, refer to the section
"Resource Sharing" on page 14.
• modifying Chroma Key settings, refer to the
section "Chroma Key Fine Tuning" on page 31.
• taking a Chroma Key on-air, refer to the section
"Key Transitions" on page 19.

Mattes

A Matte is a solid color signal that is generated by the
switcher and can be adjusted for hue, saturation, and
luminance. It can also be adjusted for position, size,
aspect, border, and softness.
For More Information on...
• setting hue, saturation, and luminance, refer to the
section "Selecting Colors" on page 4.
Using a Matte
Mattes can be a solid color or a wash. A wash fills the
matte with one of the 10 patterns.
Selecting a Matte Color
You can use two methods to select a matte color:
• Specify hue, saturation, and luminosity
• Load a preset color
To select a matte color by specifying hue,
saturation, and luminosity:
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1. Press and hold SHIFT.
2. Press BLACK/MATTE to display the Matte
menu.
3. Use the corresponding knob to adjust the Hue
(Hue1), Saturation (Sat1), and Luminance
(Lum1) to the desired effect.
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To select a matte color by loading a preset:
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1. Press and hold SHIFT.
2. Press BLACK/MATTE to display the Matte
menu.
3. Press NEXT.
4. Rotate the Load knob to select the preset color
you wish to use.
5. Press the Load knob to load the preset color.
To change the pattern:
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1. Press and hold SHIFT.
2. Press BLACK/MATTE to display the Matte
menu.
3. Press NEXT until WASH is displayed.
4. If the WASH knob is Off, toggle it On by pressing
the WASH knob.
5. Use the Pattern buttons to select the desired
pattern.
Note:
• If the wash is turned off, the pattern does not
display.
Using other Adjustments
Mattes can also be adjusted by using these modifiers:
• Size — Size
• X-Pos, Y-Pos — Position
• Aspect — Aspect Ratio
• Border — Border Appearance
• Softness — Edge Softness
• Hue 2, Sat 2, and Lum 2 — Secondary Color
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